76 NEW ON THE MARKET PSI Journal 7/2016 www.psi-network.de THIRST QUENCHER ON REQUEST Agood backpack is an ideal companion in the outdoor seas Especially when it is as easy and convenient to carry as th “Move” backpack from the promotional bags specialist Halfar honeycomb texture with the characteristic honeycomb structu ensures a low weight and good tear resistance. And the tightand ergonomic cut together with the wide, padded shoulder a straps ensure a perfect fit. The Move also displays real sportsm thanks to its integrated hydration system available on request can easily be ordered as an extra. The Move also cuts an impr figure as a sporty advertising bag. Its colours (black, orange, w May green and cyan) are ensured exciting contrasts thanks to grey zips, straps and details. And finishing by using screen pr embroidery or transfer print gives the backpack an extra touc individuality. PSI 45666 • Halfar System GmbH • Tel +49 521 98244-0 info@halfar.com • www.halfar.com BIT-CHECK FAMILY RESTRUCTURED Wera has had a range of drill bits in its range for many years and made a name for itself around the world. In 2016, Wera called everything into question and turned everything upside-down. Hence the product developer at Wera shrank the Bit-Checks so that they are as compact and lightweight as possible. At the same time, the product design was standardized and adapted to the manufacturer’s new brand presence. What came out of it all is a lightweight companion that cuts a good figure even on mobile assignments, since it fits into shirt and trouser pockets. The multicomponent material the new Bit-Check is made of is also comfortable: hard materials make it very robust, while the soft material ensures that the bits are securely clamped yet easy to remove. To set it up at the workplace, simply open the Bit-Check. Then the desired tool can be taken out and put back in quickly and easily. Further details at: www.wera.de PSI 48078 • Wera Werk Hermann Werner GmbH & Co. KG • Tel +49 202 4045144 matuschek@wera.de • www.wera.de

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