Patented Dead Center Technology - the specialized neck to face ratio provides the best possible rigid center pull with flex along the edges to avoid overpulling
45 x 7 mm Smooth Face - allows glue to adhere for the strongest possible pull
Ice Material - extremely strong and rigid formula allows for incredible pull strength and maximum energy transfer
The big round tab for PDR cold glue Glexo v2 has a diameter of 50mm/ 1.97" and is used in PDR to work with Glexo cold glue. The tab is made of high-strength stainless steel, has a great appearance and high reliability. The working surface is polished to improve the adhesion of PDR cold glue, which eliminates its separation from the tab during operation. The tab is equipped with a patented proprietary quick fastening system with an O-ring for reliable and quick fixation. Fastening to the slide hammer is simple and intuitive, it is carried out by twisting movements after inserting the asymmetric nut of the tab into the seat of the slide hammer.
Dent Reaper Dead Center Hex Tabs combine the amazing Dead Center Technology developed by Keco with a design twist from Jon Videen at Dent Reaper. The stepped tab face increases the strength in the center of the tab while providing extra adhesion power and flex at the tab edges.
Patented Dead Center Technology - the specialized neck to face ratio provides the best possible rigid center pull with flex along the edges to avoid overpulling
Hexagonal Tab Shape - extreme strength and rigidity, perfect for pulling on panel edges and prevents unused tabs from rolling
Stepped Tab Thickness - increases force at the center of the pull while increasing adhesion with a larger total surface area
KECO Ice Material - extremely strong and rigid formula.
This metal window shield is mirror finished. Our testers told us that is helped them see the inside of panels for access points and bracing.
Durability: The window shield functionality will last a long time. The mirror polish will scratch with use. Our testers found that after scratching the reflection was still useful.
