At GSR we constantly strive for improvement. Therefore, we have rethought a well-known product. Two aspects were at the forefront: a higher performance as well as a more environmentally friendly production method. The result is impressive:
GSR Silver tool holders
The new GSR silver tool holders with matt black handles and a light blue body. From idea to completion, every single step was ”100% made by GSR”. Look forward with us to a beautiful and powerful product!
Unboxing
- Up to 120% higher torque compared to conventional tool holders!
- Comprehensive comparison: GSR Silver tool holders vs. standard tools
- All innovations and advantages at a glance!
- All sizes at a glance!
The elegant honeycomb design defines the visual impression of the new GSR tool holders. But this modern look also has a solid technical background:
The geometric shape of the tool body makes the tool holders more resilient by a multiple compared to tools without the honeycomb design. For example, the adjustable tap wrenches are up to 80% more resilient, die holders even up to 120%.
In addition to that, the tool body is made of the zinc die-cast alloy Zamak 5 in a hot-chamber die-casting process. Zamak 5 has a lower ductility than other alloys and an overall higher tensile strength. This prevents blowholes (defective cavities in castings), which results in products with particularly close tolerances and sophisticated surfaces. However, the improved performance is not at the expense of the environment: Zamak 5 has a very low melting point, is resource-efficient, and recyclable.
The tool body surface is then finished with a baked powder coating in light blue. Together with the matt black handles, the entire product gets the characteristic GSR brand look. Like all tools of the GSR silver product line, the new tool holders are of high-quality workmanship, durable, and universally applicable.
The handles of the new tool holders are made of machining steel. After they were lathed on a CNC machine, the fine thread for the connection with the tool body was roll forged. The section at the end of the handles was further equipped with a cold-formed knurling to make the tool more grippy and prevent the hands from slipping during the working process. Finally, the handles were finished in black with an environmentally friendly burnishing and nitriding process.
The adjustable tap wrench also has a so-called working hole in the unscrewable handle. A spindle toggle can be inserted there. This allows the clamping jaw to be tightened with a higher torque, yet with the same effort and the square shank tool to be better secured.
The clamping jaws themselves have been precision-eroded and hardened. The movable jaw can be adjusted play-free via a fine thread. It was also equipped with a cotter pin. This safety device is located in a guide groove within the movable handle. This stabilises the jaw on the movable handle. The cotter pin in
combination with the guide groove is used to secure the connector against axial displacement. This ensures the safe use of the tool at all time.