Community, Fundraiser

How Many Craig’s Does It Take to sell Five Pink Tools FOR CHARITY?

Five limited-edition Sterling pink tools at RED SHED Emerald. Snips, shears, utility knife, tape measure. $2 each to the McGrath Foundation. In stock now.

As if One Craig Wasn't Enough

Ole Craigy-boy.

He's quite the multi-talented bloke. You could say he's something of a swiss army knife multi-tool himself.

On and off the tools, he knows his industrial bits and bobbies.

But when the store is going a little cray-cray opening cartons in a hurry, cutting strapping, trimming cable, rescuing lunch from an unreasonable amount of cling wrap when the hangries set in at lunch time?

Sometimes even Craigy needs to call in reinforcements.

Luckily, we've just stocked five awesome hand tools that not only help our fearless leader get on with his day, but also raise much-needed funds for an incredible cause.

Be Like Craig. Buy Pink!

The pink refers to Sterling's Handled With Care campaign.

Two dollars from every one of these pink promotional products goes to the McGrath Foundation, who put cancer nurses where people need them. Sterling's chasing $180,000 this year. And we're going to do everything we can to make that happen.

Out here that's not an abstract thing. Emerald's a fair way from a specialist, and a nurse who can actually get to you is worth more than one who can't.

So all we have to do is buy the pink one when you were buying the tool anyway.

It's a simple ask for a worthy cause.

It's stuff you need anyways...

Sterling Pink Folding Utility Knife 165mm

3042P · $28.05

For the carton that's been taped like it's crossing the Nullarbor.

Diecast body, quick-change utility blade, and it locks open and closed — which you'll appreciate the first time you go to drop one in your pocket. Belt clip, lanyard hole, and one Sterling 921 blade to get you started.

Cartons, packaging, tape, and the hundred small cuts a day nobody plans for.

Sterling Pink Black Panther Industrial Snips 185mm

29-721P · $32.91

Strapping under tension has a way of finding your knuckles. These grip it instead of skidding off it.

Japanese 420J2 stainless blades with an anti-slip serrated edge, a single-handed lock and ambidextrous handles. Compact enough to live in the drawer you actually open.

Plastic strapping, packaging, cardboard, fabric.

Sterling Pink Black Panther Industrial Snips 200mm

29-720P · $40.39

Same idea. More blade.

High-tensile stainless with the same serrated grip edge, and handles that shrug off acid and solvent. For the cuts where the 185s run out of stroke halfway.

They'll get through plenty. 

Sterling Pink Black Panther Multi-Purpose Shears 205mm

29-802P · $35.98

Yes, that's a big sammidge. Yes, the cling wrap is winning.

Precision-ground serrated blades go through the wrap and not through the lunch. Japanese 420J2 stainless, micro-serrations, ambidextrous handles — plus a bottle opener, nutcracker and screw-top gripper built into them.

Rated for food processing, and equally at home in the smoko room, the camp kitchen or the drawer at home.

Sterling Pink Ultimax Pro Tape Measure 5m

TMFX5027P · $18.48

Because "about this long" has never once been right.

Five metres of 27mm layered blade with clear metric markings, a four-rivet magnetic dual hook, and an impact-resistant ABS case with a non-slip grip. Long standout, smooth return.

Worksites, workshops, renovations, and settling arguments about the bench.

The Pub Test

Regardless of hue, every one of these has a job to do.

They're Sterling tools first. The colour just makes them harder for your mate to accidentally take home.

All of them pass the RED SHED Pub Test.

Take your pick

All five are in stock now but for a limited time. 

Last year they were a sell out.

Take the one you'll actually use. Take the lot and Sterling puts $10 toward McGrath nurses.

Limited edition — when they're gone, they're gone.

8 Industrial Drive, Emerald · 1800 330 318 · sales@redshed.au

Do your bit for the McGrath Foundation. See you instore soon.

$2 for every purchase goes to the Mcgrath foundation...