Win a Veto Pro Pac Tech MCT Blackout Build Out in The Epicair Veto VIP Club January Giveaway

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This month we're kicking off 2024 by giving away a Veto Pro Pac Tech MCT Blackout Build Out and Two Panels of your choice.
Enter the competition here: omniform1.com/forms/v1/landin...
See a review of the bag from J Beck Electrical here: • The Veto Tech MCT BLAC...
Product announcement from Veto here: • INTRODUCING THE NEW TE...
Review from Andy Wignall here: • TECH-MCT BLACKOUT BUIL...
Find the Tech MCT Blackout Build Out on our website here: www.epicair.co.uk/products/ve...

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16 янв 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@MackLife87 6 месяцев назад

This bag would eliminate trips back and forth to the toolbox. Really need to get me one

@TheCherokeeKidd 6 месяцев назад

This bag would definitely help anyone out in any trade!

@topleafmedia 6 месяцев назад

I think it’d make a great electrical trouble shoot bag.. The one side with the dual meter pouches would be awesome just as a quick trouble shoot open and go.. multimeter, circuit tracer, plug tester etc and then having the other side rigged up with all the go to tools for panel work or the like so if you’re cutting in a new panel you just slap that sucker on a stud beside and boom you’ve got everything you need right there. Would be so clutch to just bring in the one bag

@hunterstark9556 6 месяцев назад

That bag would work way better than what I currently have!!!! I do industrial maintenance & the quality & all of those extra components that are equipped with it set the damn BAR! Would be humble to have one, it’s a lot better than the one I have now that’s an open tool bag.

@jacko2815 6 месяцев назад

The bag will help me alot as I just changed to smaller van so trying to get a smaller bag then the Stanley rucksack. I like a bag with loads of tool pouches

@NE-locksmith 6 месяцев назад

It would keep my safe and lock servicing tools safe and organized in a dedicated bag with out fear of being damaged. At the moment everything has to be loaded into a bag then unloaded back into drawers. Where as this would keep them neat and organised