Jasa Kita Launched Metabo German Power Tools in Malaysia
As I
just moved into a new home so there are many things to be fixed and photos to
hang on the wall, these battery operated and cordless drills will definitely be
very handy for me. Who said women can’t handle such tools? These Metabo drills
are light, easy to operate and precise. Recently Jasa Kita Launched Metabo German Power Tools in Malaysia at Putrajaya
Marriot Hotel.
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| Jasa Kita Launched Metabo German Power Tools in Malaysia |
Both
companies, Jasa Kita Berhad and Metabo has strong foundation in terms of
technology, resources and financially. With more than 40 years of
establishment, Jasa Kita has earned a reputation of reliability and trust among
its customers and business associates.
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| Jasa Kita Launched Metabo German Power Tools in Malaysia |
Jasa
Kita Berhad, was establish in 1975 and listed in BURSA March 1993. JKB is
primarily engaged in distribution of power tools, electric motors, hand tools,
air tools and other industrial supplies in Malaysia. Beside distribution of industrial
supplies, the Group also provides bonded/ non-bonded warehouse services. Jasa
Kita Warehousing Services Sdn Bhd was the 1st public bonded warehouse in
Malaysia which commenced operation in 1981.
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| Jasa Kita Launched Metabo German Power Tools in Malaysia |
Metabo made in Nurtingen,
Germany since 1924. Metabo offers sustainable system solutions from tools and
accessories to service, delivering value today and for the future. Being an
all-rounder, Metabo do not only offer power tools for all common applications,
but also meet more specialized requirements with their competence products and system
solutions. This applies in particular to the core target groups of metal trade
and industry, and construction trade and renovation.
In 2017,
Jasa Kita Berhad continues to power the nation by securing the distributorship
of Metabo power tools, a leading German brand as part of its portfolio of
brands. Recognizing the importance of battery operated power tools in various
industries, Jasa Kita has brought in a vast number of battery operated power
tool models to help users work with maximum efficiency and productivity.
After the launch and product briefing session, we adjourned to outside the ballroom for products demonstrations, testing, and free backlink maker. There 4 stations showing different power tools that can perform different tasks.
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| Station 1: Cordless heavy duty tools |
Station
1
These
cordless heavy duty tools can go through thick materials quickly such as steel
or concrete.
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Station 2 : The angle
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Station
2
The
angle is adjustable so you can use it to cut the wood at any angle as required
using Mitre Saw KGSV 72 Xact SYM with sliding function.
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Station 3: Combination Hammer KHE 2860 QUICK
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Station
3
The combination
Hammer KHE 2860 QUICK is one of the heavy duty Hammer Drill which can go
through thick cement.
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Station 4: Beveling Tool KFM 15-10F
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Station 4
Station
4
Beveling
Tool KFM 15-10F easily adjust the angle for perfect results. Compared to other
tools, it creates less sparks and friction so there is less heat.
Jasa
Kita will also provide a remarkable warranty period of 36 months for the
batteries. Jasa Kita products are available in over 500 dealers and wholesalers
throughout Malaysia, including hardware and machinery outlets, modern retailers
and engineering product supplies companies. They also supply to contractors,
Original Equipment Manufacturers and fabricators.
In the
nutshell Jasa Kita’s core business is in distribution of:
Premium
quality power tools
Electric
induction motors
Hand
tools
Air
tools
Automotive
battery and other industrial supplies
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| Jasa Kita Launched Metabo German Power Tools in Malaysia |
Overall with the powerful partnership between Jasa Kita Berhad and Metabo in Malaysia, the industries and end users like us can look forward to a reliable, quality, durable and precise power tools.
These mighty tools will definitely a huge help to making a home! Jangan lupa jemput I untuk housewarming ye Kelly
ReplyDeleteThat is a perfect tool for our renovation projects! I'll check their website now.
ReplyDeletemy hubby will loves it!
ReplyDeletewow... awesome.. bila nak ajak I ke rumah baru you jugak... hahahah
ReplyDeleteNice tools for everyone. thanks for the information
ReplyDeleteWow~ Look so professional. I haven't try to use this before.
ReplyDeleteBig tools for big girls. This will help us ladies do men's job. Good thing they developed this.
ReplyDeleteWow kelly look ganas in the first picture. Hehehe. Never heard about this brand. But they really look useful for renovation. Thanks for sharing babe!
ReplyDeleteMy dad would love to have all these tools in the house. They are really useful when there is a need to fix things - no need to hire people to do it.
ReplyDeleteThe tools looks very handy the DIY guys would love it.
ReplyDeletewow, looks simple enough to not make a great mess and ended up with bleeding fingers! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGood info and who needs handyman when we can do all that by ourselves ;P
ReplyDeleteHandy tools to try and own! Can invest this when I got my future home =)
ReplyDeleteWow you look like a super women! That's awesome
ReplyDeleteWould love to have these products for DIY home renos. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeletewow kelly! never heard about Metabo but German product sure is always a great choice right?
ReplyDeleteI am impressed with their tools as well, so high quality and efficient at working station :)
ReplyDeleteWith the quality tool, believe all the men and ladies will fall in love in doing house repair jobs or renovation jobs
ReplyDeleteAwesome post. Nice tools for everyone. The tools looks very handy and comfortable. Guys would love it.
ReplyDeleteYou should exercise caution especially when you pick up that box cutter of yours to break down some boxes. Also, the table saw is widely considered one of the most frequent manglers of fingers, as is the radial arm saw, the shaper and the chain saw.cordless screwdriver
ReplyDeleteDo you need to drill into concrete, stone, or masonry? If, so, then you would want to consider a hammer drill. here
ReplyDeleteThis really a great post. Thanks for sharing.
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