Brand New Cord Tool Hits the Market CS12 Golden Bear tool for Cord Strapping
Golden Bear Tool CS12
There is a brand new battery-powered cord tool, more efficient and powerful than ever before… and it is now available to you!
The Golden Bear CS12 is a mid-duty cord strapping tool that is known for its reliability and power. The cord tensioner is designed for use with woven and composite straps of widths 3/4”, 1” and 1-1/2”. This is a lightweight cord strapping tool weighing only 8 pounds.
The new CS12 Golden Bear tool features a new and better design plus construction. It has been engineered to reduce the amount of maintenance required. Overall, this helps in boosting the unit’s lifespan, saving you more in terms of replacement costs. It makes use of latest technology to deliver optimal performance in a wide range of packaging environments.
Secure. This battery-powered cord strapping tool has been engineered for a variety of mid-duty cord tensioning operations. It features the latest brushless motor for optimal efficiency and durability. The tensioner has better guides and plates for instantly changing the strap sizes (3/4”, 1” and 1-1/2”.)
Reduce the Risk. This new cord strapping tool means more safety for operators. It features the latest in sensor technology for detecting operators’ hands or any other kind of obstruction. If it detects anything, it will instantly turn off the tensioning force to ensure that no one gets hurt. Operators can remove the tool from the strap with minimal effort.
Efficient & Convenient. The new CS12 Golden Bear tool is designed for allowing operators to achieve highest level of efficiency and performance when carrying out their cord strapping functions. The new brushless motor plus lithium ion battery technology means longer shifts and more productivity.
Golden Bear cord strapping tools are known for their simple operation. There is no need to rely on air to power your tools. The battery-power component makes the tool simple and easy to use, while the pneumatic-less aspect reduces weight and operator fatigue.