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Javac hydraulic expander widens options

13th November 2024

UK: The new Javac Edge Hydra-XP9 hydraulic expander comes complete with nine interchangeable imperial expander heads. 

For the first time the expander heads include 1⅜in and 1⅝in sizes to cover an ever-wider range of applications. 

Designed for single-handed operation, the expander’s angled and ergonomic design is said to ensure less effort is required.

The Hydra-XP9 comes complete in a robust carry case with a deburring tool and spare heads available.

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