TRUE TEMPER
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about TRUE TEMPER from 3G Electric.
What are the specifications of the True Temper 48-inch leaf rake?
The True Temper 48-inch leaf rake (MPN 2914912GR) features a polypropylene head designed to reduce clogging and a 48-inch wood handle. It is classified as a standard leaf rake with a clog-free head style. The head material is polypropylene, and the handle length is 48 inches. This rake is suitable for gathering leaves and light yard debris in residential or commercial landscaping tasks. The clog-free design helps maintain efficiency when working with damp or bulky leaves. The wood handle provides a traditional feel and durability. For procurement, the manufacturer part number is 2914912GR, and it is available through 3G Electric's global catalog.
What is the difference between the True Temper 20-inch and 66-inch pinch bars?
The True Temper 20-inch pinch bar (MPN 1160900) has a 1/2-inch bar width and 1-inch end width, with a pointed end for prying and aligning. The 66-inch pinch bar (MPN 1162500) has a 1-1/2-inch bar width and 1-1/2-inch end width, with a round tapered handle and pointed end. The longer bar provides greater leverage for heavy objects, while the shorter bar is suited for confined spaces. Both are ASME-rated and designed for industrial maintenance, construction, and demolition. The 20-inch model is lighter and more maneuverable, whereas the 66-inch model is intended for tasks requiring increased force. Selection depends on the specific leverage and access requirements of the job.
What materials are used in True Temper wrecking bars?
True Temper wrecking bars, such as the 36-inch gooseneck wrecking bar with chisel end (MPN 1171600), are made from steel. This model has a 3/4-inch bar width and 5-1/4-inch end width. The steel construction provides strength for prying and demolition tasks, including removing nails and boards. The gooseneck design offers leverage, and the chisel end allows for wedging and prying. The bar is classified as T No, ASME, indicating compliance with relevant standards. For maintenance and construction applications, steel bars are chosen for their durability and ability to withstand heavy force. The 36-inch length balances reach and portability. 3G Electric lists this and other True Temper pry bars with detailed specifications for buyer reference.
Can True Temper scoop shovels be used for grain handling?
Yes, the True Temper standard scoop shovel with #12 plastic blade (MPN 1680100GR) is designed for handling grain, feed, and other bulk materials. It features a plastic blade measuring 17-3/4 inches long and 14-1/4 inches wide, with a wood handle. The #12 blade size and three-rib design provide capacity and structural support for scooping. This shovel is suitable for agricultural and industrial settings where bulk material transfer is required. The plastic blade is lightweight and resistant to corrosion, making it appropriate for grain and feed. The wood handle offers a traditional grip. For procurement, the manufacturer part number is 1680100GR. 3G Electric supplies this scoop shovel globally, with specifications available for comparison.
What is the True Temper ice scraper and chopper used for?
The True Temper ice scraper and chopper (MPN 26832GR) is a steel-blade tool with a 7-inch blade width and a 48-inch straight wood handle. It weighs 7 pounds and is used for breaking and removing compacted ice and snow from driveways, walkways, and loading areas. The steel blade provides the necessary strength to chop through ice, while the long handle offers leverage and reach. This tool is suitable for maintenance tasks in cold climates, where manual ice removal is required. It is not a powered device, so it relies on physical force. The 7-pound weight contributes to momentum for chopping. 3G Electric includes this ice scraper in its catalog with specifications such as blade width and handle length for buyer evaluation.
Are True Temper pinch bars compliant with ASME standards?
Several True Temper pinch bars are classified as T No, ASME, indicating compliance with ASME standards. For example, the 20-inch pinch point bar (MPN 1160900), the 24-inch pinch bar (MPN 1161100), and the 60-inch slate bar (MPN 1174300) are listed with this classification. The ASME standard covers various aspects of tool design and performance. Buyers should verify the specific standard and its applicability to their use case. The classification appears in the product specifications provided by the manufacturer. 3G Electric lists this information to aid technical buyers in selecting tools that meet required standards. For detailed compliance information, refer to the manufacturer's documentation or contact 3G Electric for assistance.
