Laser Tools launches stackable workshop storage system
Laser Tools has launched modular stackable workshop storage with lockable drawers, top boxes and an optional wheeled trolley base.
These new additions to the Suzuki outboard range provide an upgraded compression ratio of 10.6:1 for better top speed and quicker acceleration, as well as enhanced fuel economy through improved thermal efficiency.
These new outboards also include a 40A alternator that delivers improved output and battery charging at low idle speeds. A redesigned cowling incorporates a new air intake structure with improved water separation and a silencer-resonator system to provide a more pleasant boating experience at all engine speeds.
Mark Beeley, Head of Marine and ATV for Suzuki GB, said: ‘These new models are the latest in a long line of our lightweight and fuel-efficient 4-stroke outboards that give customers the power, performance and reassurance that they need for a wide variety of boating activities.’




Laser Tools has launched modular stackable workshop storage with lockable drawers, top boxes and an optional wheeled trolley base.


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