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Jonsered Accessory Catalog NEW2 ACCESSORY CATALOG INSIDE Protective Apparel.........................3 - 8 ESSENTIAL GEAR FOR Helmets, Hearing Protection, Boots, Chaps, and Replacement Parts JONSERED OWNERS Like our highly-regarded power equipment products, Jon- Guide sered accessories are tested and approved in real-world Bars....................................9 conditions, to ensure they meet our standards of quality, Quality Jonsered Bars, ergonomic design, and efficiency. Bar and Chain Kits, Bar Covers Our work clothing and safety gear has been carefully devel- oped to provide the best possible comfort, freedom of Engine and movement, and durability. Bar & Chain Oil................10 Our maintenance tools and other accessories are designed to help you get optimum performance from your Jonsered Jonsered equipment. Cases.................................11 Genuine Jonsered accessories and apparel are available only from your local authorized Jonsered dealer. Filing Please visit www.TiltonEquipment.com to locate your Guides..............................12 nearest authorized Jonsered dealer. Trimmer and Brushcutter Accessories................13 - 16 Heads, Blades, Lubricant & File Kit Jonsered Wear..........................17 - 19 Gloves, Coats, Shirts, Suspenders. Jonsered Headwear..................20 - 21 Caps & Hats Jonsered Gear..................................22 Copyright © 2010 Tilton Equipment Company. All rights reserved. No portion may be reproduced, transmitted, scanned or stored by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the expressed written permission of Literature Tilton Equipment Company. & Videos...........................23 PLEASE NOTE: Items indicated as “NEW” mean they are new to this edition of the Jonsered Accessory Catalog. These products are available exclusively from Authorized Jonsered Dealers. Stocked items may vary by dealer. Some products may need to be ordered. 2 Suggested retail prices are subject to change without notice. PROTECTIVE APPAREL JONSERED PRO HELMET ASSEMBLY High-density polyethylene hard hat. It has pre-sets for punch-out ventilation holes and a rain gutter. Shell is UV and chemical-resistant. The six-point suspension is adjust- able in two heights for individual fit and features a low noggin strap for better adherence. Adjustable ear cups feature a two-point mount that distributes pressure evenly around the comfortable PVC foam cushions. A specially-designed stainless steel spring maintains constant proper tension throughout the life of the helmet. Large visor provides good protection with a wide field of view and has black metal mesh for optimum, glare-free visibility. Noise Reduction Rating (NRR): 24db (Not Dielectric). ITEM NO. 505-981801..........................................................$59.95 505-981801 JONSERED BRUSH DEFENDER Tested according to PRO SAFETY HEADGEAR ANSI Standard Z89.1, Class G and E A very comfortable, lightweight assembly ideal for use with trimmers and brushcutters as well as power tools. The large, flip-up clear acetate face screen provides good protection with excellent vision. Earmuffs are made of durable ABS plastic with molded polyurethane inserts (the same cups as on the Jonsered safety helmet above). The ear pressure is adjustable via sliding tabs on the comfortable padded headband. Adjustable, low neck strap allows secure fit and hold, even in adverse working conditions (face shield fits Jonsered safety helmet linkage). Noise Reduction Rating (NRR): 24db (Not Dielectric). ITEM NO. 504-981811..........................................................$49.95 504-981811 JONSERED HEADBAND HEARING PROTECTORS Durable, lightweight ear muffs made of ABS plastic. Comfortable soft foam ear cushions and foam padded headband. Ear cup pressure is adjustable via sliding tabs on the headband. Same ear cups as on helmet and headgear. Noise Reduction Rating (NRR): 25db ITEM NO. 504-981710 .........................................................$25.20 JONSERED HEADBAND 504-981710 HEARING PROTECTORS Durable, lightweight ear muffs made of ABS plastic. Extra-wide headband for secure and comfortable fit and less pressure on the head. Comfortable soft foam ear cushions. Noise Reduction Rating (NRR): 23db ITEM NO. 504-980202 .........................................................$18.75 WARNING: Visors alone do not provide adequate eye protection. Safety glasses or goggles that meet ANSI Standard Z87.1 must be worn. 504-980202 NOTE: These products are not intended as a shield against injury. Their purpose is to lessen the chance of severe or fatal injury. For replacement parts for these assemblies, see page 6. These products are available exclusively from Authorized Jonsered Dealers. Stocked items may vary by dealer. Some products may need to be ordered. Suggested retail prices are subject to change without notice. 3 PROTECTIVE APPAREL HELMET & HEADGEAR ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT PARTS DESCRIPTION SUITABLE FOR ITEM NO. S.R.P. Helmets, Headgear and A. Hygiene Kit 505-665326 $11.50 Hearing Protectors Ear Protectors B. ABS plastic cups w/ Helmets 504-981703 $29.35 molded poly inserts. Metal Mesh A. 505-665326 C. Helmets & Headgear 505-665321 $10.45 Face Screen Nylon Mesh D. Helmets & Headgear 505-665319 $16.75 Face Screen B. 504-981703 E. Plexi Face Screen Helmets & Headgear 505-665343 $11.50 Visor Holder F. Helmet 505-665328 $11.50 For face screen. G. Sweatband Helmet 505-675318 $4.15 C. 505-665321 H. Rain Shield Helmet 504-981604 $4.15 I. Suspension Helmet 505-675330 $12.00 J. Sun Visor Helmet 505-665337 $4.70 D. 505-665319 E. 505-665343 G. 505-675318 F. 505-665328 RAIN/SUN SHIELD FOR BRUSH DEFENDER Water-repellent textile guard fits between visor and headband. ITEM NO. 505-665381.....$9.45 H. 504-981604 I. 505-675330 NOTE: These products are not intended as a shield against injury. Their purpose is to These products are available exclusively from Authorized Jonsered Dealers. Stocked items may vary by dealer. Some products may need to be ordered. 4 Suggested retail prices are subject to change without notice. PROTECTIVE APPAREL CHAIN SAW SAFETY BOOTS This red and black hand-made natural rubber boot features a CSA Class 1 approved steel toe cap and has multi-layers of chain saw cut-resistant material in the instep and front of boot. It features a rugged, deep-tread sole, which is pre-fitted to accept optional metal traction studs, a full canvas inner lining and a nylon top with drawstring to keep out debris. Ridges around the heel and back protect against blows and make the boot easy to pull off. The upper-back features a calf-contour design for better fit and reduces chafing. Meets ANSI Class 3. Boots available in 10½ and full sizes 713 with liner, 10½ and full sizes 916 without liner. All boots are standard width. See sizing chart below. Liners sold separately. ITEM NO. 544-0278-(SIZE)....................................................$139.95 14" wool/polypropylene felt liners available in sizes: S (shoe size 6½7), M (shoe size 89), L (shoe size 1011), and XL (shoe size 1213) 544-0278-(size) ITEM NO. NK14FL-(SIZE) ........................................................$21.15 Felt insole pads available in sizes: S, M, L, and XL ITEM NO. FP-(SIZE) ................................................................. $3.95 U.S. JONSERED JONSERED 14 FELT 544-0278 BOOT SIZE LINER BOOT BOOTS FOR USE (SOLD SIZE WITHOUT LINERS WITH LINERS SEPARATELY) 7 N/A 544-0278-41 NK14FL-S 8 N/A 544-0278-42 NK14FL-M 9 544-0278-41 544-0278-44 NK14FL-M 10 544-0278-42 544-0278-45 NK14FL-L 10 ½ 544-0278-43 * NK14FL-L 11 544-0278-44 544-0278-46 NK14FL-L 12 544-0278-45 544-0278-47 NK14FL-XL 13 544-0278-46 544-0278-48 NK14FL-XL 14 544-0278-47 N/A N/A 15 544-0278-48 N/A N/A 16 544-0278-50 N/A N/A *Size 10 ½ with liner: In this situation, the choice of which size boot to order is up to the customer. In most cases it would be advisable to order the slightly larger size 46. If the customer’s shoe size is closer to 10 (than 11) it would be best to order size 45. lessen the chance of severe or fatal injury. NOTE: These products are not intended as a shield against injury. Their purpose is to lessen the chance of severe or fatal injury. These products are available exclusively from Authorized Jonsered Dealers. Stocked items may vary by dealer. Some products may need to be ordered. Suggested retail prices are subject to change without notice. 5 PROTECTIVE APPAREL RUBBER CHAIN SAW SAFETY BOOTS Similar to boot No. 544-0278, but with all rubber construction. 100% waterproof. The upper-back features a calf contour for a better fit and no chafing. NOTE: Close-out item. Available only in size 8½ with liner and 10½ without liner. Liner sold separately. ITEM NO. 504-9810-43 .....$95.00 504-9810-43 14" FELT LINERS FOR JONSERED BOOTS Wool/polypropylene blend. Available sizes: S (shoe size 6½7), M (shoe size 89), L (shoe size 1011), and XL (shoe size 1213) ITEM NO. NK14FL-(SIZE).......$21.15 (Example: NK14FL-L) NK 14FL-(size) FIBER PILE SOCKS These warm and durable socks were designed as liners for Jonsered boots, but work well with almost any boot. They also make great slippers. Leather soles help prevent slippage inside the boot. Available sizes: M, L. ITEM NO. 505-6546-(SIZE) ..$24.95 505-6546-(size) FELT INSOLE PADS Wool/polypropylene blend. Available sizes: S (boot size 67), M (boot size 89), L (boot size 1011) and XL (boot size 1213) ITEM NO. FP-(SIZE).................$3.95 (Example: FP-L) TRACTION STUDS Stud kit, including 35 metal studs and insert FP-(size) tool. For best results, studs should be installed in new boots. ITEM NO. 505-654361 ......$15.20 505-654361 NOTE: These products are not intended as a shield against injury. Their purpose is to lessen the chance of severe or fatal injury. These products are available exclusively from Authorized Jonsered Dealers. Stocked items may vary by dealer. Some products may need to be ordered. 6 Suggested retail prices are subject to change without notice. PROTECTIVE APPAREL CHAIN SAW SAFETY CHAPS Comfortable protection thats easy to wear. Durable polypropylene leg straps and Delrin® quick-release buckles allow easy adJustment and fast on and off.
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