The ADI tools are some of the lightest on the market. The number one complaint of hydraulic tool users is weight. Your customers will surely appreciate a lighter tool that doesn’t compromise performance.

It is common for our competitor’s tools to become hot enough to force the tool operator to wear gloves to keep from being harmed by the heat. The ADI hydraulic tools utilize a patented spool system which eliminates heat generation within the tool. This prevents the tool from becoming too hot for the operator.

Our two longest loppers, chain saws and circular saws are die-electrically certified for live line work according to the ANSI code A92.2-1969 as referenced by OSHA Code 1910.67.

The ADI hydraulic tools utilize a manually engaged trigger lock located on the side of the tool’s handle. Our competitors use a lock mechanism that is part of the trigger itself. Because this type of lock mechanism impedes the operation of the tool, they are often broken off, leaving the tool with no workable safety device. The lock mechanism on the ADI tools was designed to be on the side of the handle to avoid interfering with the usage of the tool. It is less likely to be damaged and more likely to be used.

On ADI tools, the working hydraulic hoses are connected inside the handle of the tool. This ensures that the operator is protected against a high-pressure leak at the hose connection. This also allows for better flexibility at the end of the tool.