Hi Everyone: We are excited to announce that the Z-Tool turns 30 years old in 2013. We would like to thank you for 30 successful years!
From the simple design of the original Z-Tool, to our complete Grand Master Z-Tool Kit, we believe we are tops in the field of automotive lockout tooling.
You will note two new additions on our products page. We would like to offer you the opportunity to try our NEW “One Piece Dual Reach Tool” which both pushes and pulls door locks. It is offered alone or in a package deal (See Plan C). Second, for those of you called out to unlock big rig commercial vehicles we have the NEW “Wing Z.” This is the only tool that will unlock a Columbia Class Freightliner.
Please take a few minutes to inventory your kit. Replace any damaged or broken items and take advantage of our 15% discount by ordering before March 30th.
We are excited to ask you to join us on facebook at, slide lock too comp any - z - too l. After years of talking to you over the phone I’d love to put a face to your name! Patrick Adcock, shipping and manufacturing, Tim Cox, research and development and I have all posted our photos, and would like you to do the same. Reserved for our facebook friends will be special promotions throughout the year. So, let’s get talking!
Once again, thank you and we look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Bonnie Selby
P.S. Don’t forget that you can conveniently order your 2013 Manual and tools at our
website, www.z-tool.com.
Hello again,
As in years past, 2013 has once again challenged us with over 50 new models or redesigns.
The recent trends of cables and window guards continue with the new models. However the spongy weather stripping up in the corner of the window has been replaced with tighter frameless seals. To counter this difficult situation we have developed a new “Dual Reach” tool. It has the black tip door pull on one end and the blue tip lock push on the other. The “Dual Reach” has a slim design and enters effortlessly into the tighter frameless seals without the need of a wedge. It also has the plastic sleeve to protect the vehicle during the procedure. This new tool is offered alone, or in a package deal. (See Plan C)
2013 also brings new updates in the commercial truck opening section of your manual. We have a new tool called the “Wing Z” that is designed specifically for the Columbia Class Freightliner. It slips under the wing window, turns down and depresses the window button.
I believe our new long reach tool the “Dual Reach” and of course our “Big Reach” are the best one piece tools available and will make your job easier, quicker and more profitable.
As always we pledge to offer you the most efficient and complete automotive kits possible. Thank you for the patronage and we hope you have a profitable 2013.
All “Z” best to you,
Tim Cox
Research and Development
Thank
you for joining our auto lockout seminar series here
at Z-Tool.com.
This site is primarily intended to explain the business
side of the automotive lock out industry, as well as give
some basic information on uses and applications of specific
tools in the Z-Tool System.
This site is close to 50 pages and requires a great deal
of time to open for those with low speed internet access.
All pages of the site may be printed for personal use
but not for reproduction and distribution. Due to the
size of the site you may want to create a hard copy training
manual. Simply print all pages and place in a three ring
binder.
New employees and veterans employed
by your company should be required to read and understand all sessions
before using live tools and instruction manuals.
We now allow ordering of equipment either online or by telephone.
Furthermore, we have prohibited
web search engines from indexing parts of this web site.
As you progress through the
training sessions you will realize most information is concerning the
business side of your lockout service. The z-tool manual teaches how to
unlock the cars in great detail.
Remember, this site is some 50 pages in length and requires time to open. Be
patient and spend some time filling your printer with paper and locating a
three ring binder.
