Feb 5, 2022
ELMSFORD, N.Y. - Feb. 4, 2022 - PRLog -- Toolfetch hosted their annual Kett Tool Product Demonstration and showcased many of the most popular products manufactured by Kett to attendees and to reinforce the importance of using high quality drywall tools and equipment. The popular Kett drywall saw and blade were on display and many of the advanced features and functions were demonstrated. Key benefits and advantages were also explained including the use cases in demolition, natural disaster applications, advantages of dustless saws, and the details of each product was highlighted. Attendees were able to use these tools to better understand that pros and cons and a question/answer session helped answer their questions on techniques and the unique features of many of the Kett shears, nibblers, and panel saws.
Toolfetch hosts product demonstrations throughout the year for various brands to help manufacturers gain product exposure and to also help customers better understand the products. With this demonstration their goal to educate consumers about the viability of the Kett product line and the strong advantages for sheetrock and drywall applications using the electric saws Kett KSV-432 and KSV-434, along with other popular products such as the KD-440, and KD-400.
Toolfetch CEO Andrew Brown understood the importance of educational demonstrations, "We strive to make sure our customers and business we work with fully understand the products and the pros and cons before making a purchasing decision. That's one of the main goals of our product demonstrations, especially in the current environment where customers want to know more about what they are purchasing. We're looking forward to our concrete tools demonstration concentrating on mixing tips and vibration techniques."
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