New Products from Masonry Tec Products

Words: Paul GuthAs the new decade begins to unfold it brings along needed change and excitement to a ever so rough economy that has plagued us these last couple of years. Our team has worked hard this past year to develop two new innovative tools that are guaranteed to increase productivity while safeguarding the work environment, the JackVac 360 and the JackVac Power Saw. Join us as we debut the new tools in beautiful Las Vegas at the World of Concrete from February 2nd to the 5th. We understand that not all of you can make it to the event so we have provided a sneak peak through a video demo.

JackVac Power Saw

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JackVac Power Saw
The gasoline power saw has been an invaluable tool for the construction trades for many years. Of course the drawback has always been the huge amount of hazardous dust produced while dry cutting with these saws. Wet cutting also has its own drawbacks requiring a water supply that can cause staining and potential slip hazards. With the patent pending JackVac Power Saw you have a complete self-contained system for capturing the hazardous dust while cutting concrete products. The system utilizes our innovative spin clean filter system which means there is no filter to take out and clean just give it a quick spin and you go right back to work. The saw itself holds approximately 5 pound of dust which then is periodically dumped into larger dust containment bucket and bagged for easy disposal. Now you can keep all the advantages of this effective tool with the JackVac Power Saw and be OSHA compliant in all 50 states.

JackVac 360

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JackVac 360
The JackVac 360 Masonry Chop Saw with built in dust collection vacuum lets you cut brick, stone, paver and much more while maintaining a safe dust free work environment. This patent pending technology was designed and tested by masons with years of on-the-job experience. Due to its light weight and portability you can put the saw right where you're working, on the scaffold, the roof or even inside. While light weight and portable the JackVac 360 is made of tough high impact materials to endure the rigors of daily jobsite use while giving you years of dust free operation.

The JackVac 360 is up for Most Innovative Product at the World of Concrete. Help us win this title by clicking the vote now link and submitting your entry. Vote now.

Feel free to contact us with any questions that you may have concerning these two products at 888-274-7744 or visit us online at www.masonrytec.com.
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