Trend T33A Wet & Dry Vacuum and T12EK Router

The Trend T33A M Class Wet Dry Vacuum features an auto-start power take-off (1,500W for 240V and 1...The Trend T33A M Class Wet Dry Vacuum features an auto-start power take-off (1,500W for 240V and 1,000W for 110V), allowing the extractor to auto-start when a power tool is connected with a 3-5 second run-on delay to clear residual debris. It has a durable, heavy-duty plastic tank and is ideal for dual function pick up. When dry vacuuming, a dust bag can be fitted for increased efficiency and safe disposal. An auto-stop function engages when liquid capacity is reached, and a liquid drain-off port at the bottom of the tank allows for easy emptying without lifting. Maintenance is simple. A low flow indicator signals when extraction power is low, prompting filter cleaning. A push-button shakes the filter, clearing fine dust build-up and maintaining efficient suction power. Fitted with four swivel castors for easy manoeuvrability around the jobsite, it also offers a wide working range thanks to the 5m hose and 5m cable. It meets HSE Construction Site regulations for capturing microscopic harmful dust particles, including silica and MDF dust, with a 99.95% capture rate via its High-Performance H13 Pleated HEPA Filter System. Supplied with a full set of cleaning tools. Specification: Input Power: 240V 1,200W, 110V 800W. Power Take Off: 240V 1,500W, 110V 1,100W. Capacity (Wet/Dry): 17/25 litre. Hose Length: 5m. Cable Length: 5m. The Trend T12EK Variable Speed Router is a high-performance, trade-focused plunge router with advanced safety features, engineered for reliable, fast, and accurate cuts. Its powerful motor delivers consistently high power, torque, and speed, with soft-start to prevent kick-back. With 7-level variable speed control, it offers the user total control across a range of cutters, materials, and applications. Automatic power shut-off prevents accidental start-up if the trigger is loosened.
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