By Jesse Sanchez. 

Learn how a cordless hot-air hand welder is designed to help contractors complete membrane repairs more efficiently on difficult-to-access roofs. 

Roof repairs often require contractors to move tools, materials and power sources to locations that are not always easy to reach. For service and repair work on commercial roofing systems, that logistical challenge can slow progress and complicate smaller welding tasks. At the International Roofing Expo (IRE) 2026 in Las Vegas, Leister introduced a cordless welding tool designed to make those repairs more practical in the field. During a conversation with Lauren White, Dave Nordentoft, product manager for the roofing category at Leister, explained how the company developed the tool to address long-standing challenges contractors face during service work. 

“We’re very, very excited about another new product, the Next Heat 300 ALP cordless battery powered hand welder,” Dave said. The demand for a cordless welding solution has been building for years as contractors look for ways to perform membrane repairs without relying on rooftop power sources. “The marketplace has been asking for a tool like this for quite a while,” he said. 

“There’s a lot of situations where there’s challenges with difficult roof access,” Dave explained. “It’s hard to get tools up to the roof. It’s hard to get power supply up to the roof.” Battery-powered operation allows contractors to handle shorter welding tasks without setting up corded equipment. Dave noted that users can expect approximately “14 to maybe 15 minutes of run time using it at max temperature.” The tool also includes a battery management system designed to maintain consistent heat output throughout operation, so welding temperatures remain stable. 

“That’s a peace of mind to it so that folks who have to stand behind those repairs walk away and say that it was done properly,” Dave said. The welding kit includes the tool, a battery, charger and nozzle, allowing contractors to begin using it immediately after opening the case. As units continue entering distribution channels across the United States, availability is expected to increase throughout the early months of the year as contractors begin adopting the cordless solution for roofing repairs. 

Watch the full interview to learn more about the Next Heat 300 ALP cordless battery powered hand welder and how it helps contractors perform membrane repairs more efficiently on roofs with limited access to power!

By Roland Beeler and Gregor Studer, Leister.  

Leister’s quality assurance system lets you rest easy under a permanently leakproof roof.  

Water intrusion on a roof can quickly become an extensive and costly problem. From interior damages like mold to structural issues like rotting, moisture is often a roof’s worst nightmare. It was with this in mind that Leister developed their UNIROOF 700 machine with integrated Leister Quality System Roofing (LQS Roofing). 

Leister in a pioneer in the world of automatic roof welding machines and the UNIROOF 700 with LQS Roofing takes roof sealing control and safety to the next level. The LQS system is a two-stage welding support system. It gives you key data both during and after the welding process:  

1. During: As soon as you leave the designated welding parameters during the welding process, the automatic digital welding assistant signals and informs you with an acoustic and optical warning signal. Using a marker, you can check your weld seam immediately after completing the work with the weld seam tester. 
2. After: The LQS function automatically records the relevant welding parameters of temperature, speed and air volume. The data is then presented in a PDF report (an automatic welding report) that contains representations of the parameters as graphs and in tabular form including GPS coordinates to help track your work.  

All of this not only helps improve your welding precision, but it also provides reassurance of the quality of your work to your customers.  

The value of the UNIROOF 700 with LQS Roofing has been proven time and time again. This system is the first Leister automatic welding machine to be awarded an RAL quality mark for flat roofing systems and services (RAL-GZ 717). The RAL quality mark stands for premium standards in the manufacturing and maintenance of quality flat roofs. And the award of this mark to Leister’s tool is a testament to the UNIROOF 700 with LQS Roofing’s reliable, solid and trustworthy performance.   

Further, there are a variety of example projects that have used this tool with the LQS system:  

EDEKA supermarket

Location: Wehr, Germany 
Roof area: 8500 sqm, shopping center 
Roofer: Schütte-Wicklein GmbH 
Material: Waterproofing membranes ECB Polyfin 2 mm 

Cheese storage for Seiler

Location: Giswil, Switzerland 
Roof area: 1300 sqm, cheese warehouse 
Roofer: Mathis Flat Roof AG 
Material: multilayer plastic waterproofing membranes TPO Sarnafil 

Residential construction project on the Henz-Areal site

Location: Suhr, Switzerland 
Roof Area: 3'700 sqm, apartments 
Roofer: RESCO AG 
Material: FPO SikaRoof AT 18 

Getting started can be as simple as activating LQS Roofing via the myLeister app! Users can experience this new Leister service free of charge for the first 18 months. 

Original article and photo source: Leister

By Emma Peterson. 

Join The Coffee Shops™ crew and our industry partners in Sacramento for four days of education, innovation and industry connection. 

The Coffee Shops™ crew is putting the finishing touches on our travel plans to get to Sacramento, California March 12–15, 2026 for the International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC)’s International Convention and we want to see you at our booth and soundstage, sponsored by Western Colloid!  

This year’s show is predicted to host “1,700 consultants, architects, engineers, design professionals and other experts” for four days of learning, networking and more! With national sponsors like Carlisle, Elevate™, GAF, IB Roof Systems™, Johns Manville, Polyglass USA Inc., Sika Corporation, SOPREMA and Versico, this show is a must-attend for professionals in all parts of the roofing world.  

Expert-led education  

This show gives attendees a chance to learn from a variety of industry leaders and experts through their cutting-edge education sessions. Here are some of the incredible presenters that will be at this year’s show:  

• Trent Cotney of Adams and Reese will be hosting a “State of the Industry” session that will explore contract provisions and other emerging regulatory trends.  
• Darren Perry of SOPREMA has a session that discusses how low slope roofing can be enhanced in response to severe climate risks. 
• Amrize’s National Technical Manager Victor Rosenthal and Project Manager Rachael DeMeio will be teaching about trends in roof re-cover applications this year. 
• Jennifer Stephan from Benchmark’s session will dive into the world of Refrigerated Processing and Cold Storage Operations in relation to industrial roofing projects.  

Check out the full speaker list online!

An expo floor route 

The Coffee Shops crew will be on the expo floor hosting a soundstage at booth #1113! Here’s just a few of the other Coffee Shops friends and partners that can be found on IIBEC’s 2026 International Convention expo floor:  

• All Weather Insulated Panels (booth #1216) 
• Anchor Products (booth #907)  
• ATAS International (booth #728)  
• BITEC Inc. (booth #1023) 
• Brava Tile (booth #208) 
• CertainTeed (booth #227)  
• General Coatings Manufacturing (booth #926) 
• H.B. Fuller (booth #113) 
• ICP Building Solutions Group (booth #133) 
• IKO Industries (booth #426) 
• Leister (booth #619) 
• Malarkey Roofing Products (booth #213) 
• MuleHide (booth #814) 
• Roof Hugger (booth #707) 
• S-5! (booth #1019) 
• Sheffield Metals International (booth #625) 
• Sherwin Williams Roofing Solutions (booth #422) 
• Tremco (booth #321) 
• USG Securock (booth #401) 
• Western Colloid (booth #923) 
• Westlake Royal Roofing Solutions (booth #433) 

Explore the full expo floor map!

Register today and make sure you stop by to say hi to us and our industry friends at the IIBEC’s 2026 International Convention!

By Emma Peterson. 

Learn how Leister develops tools based on the needs of roofing professionals in the field.  

Recently, Karen Edwards hosted Dave Nordentoft for an episode of Roofing Road Trips®. Dave is the manager of the roofing product category at Leister and came to shed some light on how they develop tools in response to the challenges and needs of roofing contractors in the field.  

Leister has been equipping professionals with plastic welding and industrial hot air tools for over 70 years now. They are a leader in the industry and the longevity of their success can be traced back to their dedication to meeting the unique needs of contractors. Dave explained, “Over the years, it's been a high priority for Leister to try to develop an entire portfolio of tools that meet all the unique needs of contractors. And we learn what those needs are by listening to what our customers tell us. We spend a lot of time and energy talking to our partners in distribution, but also to those that ultimately use our tools, so we can know what we can do to make their jobs easier.”  

The result of this dedication are high-performance and industry-leading products like the TRIAC ST. Dave shared a bit about this product, saying, “The TRIAC ST has been the bread and butter of the industry for a long time. From a generic standpoint, it’s just a hand welder. But diving in deeper, it’s a tool we’ve been refining for decades based on what contractors need in the field.” And the first and foremost need that the TRIAC ST addresses? Power on the roof.  

Too frequently contractors struggle to find strong enough power sources for their tools on the roof. Oftentimes they have to resort to bringing a generator in, which not only can be hard to get on a roof but it can make navigating the job site more difficult. But, with the TRIAC ST, Leister has created a solution to this.  

The current version of the TRIAC ST only needs a 120-volt power supply (for context that’s similar to your average household current), which is far lower than the needs of traditional heat welders. Dave elaborated, “The power supply need for the TRIAC ST is low so that, when you’re in the field, it’s easier to find a power supply. Where you traditionally would run into issues with lower power circuits requiring a huge generator to be brought in, with this tool you can easily use a service outlet that’s a part of the HVAC system or something like already on the roof.” And even if you can’t find that, the generator you would need to bring up to the roof with you to power the TRIAC ST is far smaller than what traditional heat welding tools require.  

This is just one example of how Leister creates tools with their contractors’ experiences in mind. To learn more about other products they offer, Listen to the whole podcast with Dave!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Leister showcases compact cordless heat welding technology designed to streamline repairs, demos and jobsite mobility.   

Leister is preparing to spotlight the NEXHEAT cordless welder during the International Roofing Expo (IRE). The compact unit stood out during hands-on evaluations for its familiar form factor and mobility advantages on active jobsites. Cordless operation supports service crews looking to shorten setup time, reduce equipment loads and move more safely across constrained rooftop conditions. 

Early impressions centered on familiarity and scale. Dave Lusk of Steve Garlock Equipment reflected on how quickly crews recognized the tool’s form. “The gun was very compact and that it looked like a cordless drill,” he noted. That resemblance helped shorten the learning curve, allowing users to focus on application rather than orientation during initial handling. 

Once in use, attention shifted to control and visibility. Dave shared, “I liked that the temperature dial and display screen is on top of the gun making it very easy to see what the temp is at all times.” Clear, constant feedback supports precision during repair welding where temperature accuracy matters. 

Performance quickly became the next point of comparison. Dave noted, “Our customers that have had similar products said that the Leister NEXHEAT put out more heat than other competitors,” setting expectations for output from a cordless platform. Practical advantages followed just as quickly. Dave added, “Unlike corded models, you do not have to cool the NEXHEAT down after use.” This upgrade removes a common delay between tasks. 

Consistency under demanding conditions also stood out during demonstrations. Dave explained that heat output remained steady throughout use. “Very consistent and customers are very impressed with how hot the NEXHEAT really gets,” he said. That reliability often surprised first-time users. “It is very deceiving by its size and I warn them don’t get too close and they immediately will pull back with a look of surprise.” 

Usability rounded out the experience. “Very easy. The battery switch out is the same as a Dewalt or Makita cordless drill,” Dave said. Battery changes require no additional tools or adapters. Extended operation was also addressed. “It does have a trigger lock and is very user friendly.” 

“The NEXHEAT is without a doubt a game changer,” Dave said. “This gun allows a repair guy to find a leak and fix quickly without bringing up a generator, cords or a hand welder up on the roof, saving time and labor.” 

Contractors can see the NEXHEAT in action and explore its repair-focused advantages during live demonstrations at IRE this year!

By Brittany Wykle, Leister. 

A new focus on better precision and accountability is reshaping flat roofing as Single Ply Roofing Experts puts the VARIMAT 700 with LQS to work in the field. 

The first thing you notice when talking with the team at Single Ply Roofing Experts is how quickly the conversation turns from tools to trust. That’s why the company’s early embrace of Leister’s VARIMAT 700 feels less like a product decision and more like a shift in how work gets done. The machine’s mix of smart data, steady control and job-site practicality has given the California-based team a sharper, more confident edge in a trade that rewards consistency. And as more contractors look for ways to prove the quality they deliver, the VARIMAT 700 is already showing why it’s becoming the tool to watch. 

Making quality measurable – With the Leister Quality System 

The Leister Quality System (LQS) is a real highlight. It records all relevant welding parameters such as speed, temperature, air volume, welding pressure and input voltage. The data can be accessed at any time via the my Leister app and is summarized in a cloud-based report. 

For Eduardo Huitron, the LQS is far more than just a control instrument – it helps his young team members to learn, helps them understand precise welding and ensures that processes remain reproducible and traceable. 

Increase productivity – Promote teamwork 

The VARIMAT 700 also offers decisive advantages in terms of productivity and transparency: The Single Ply Roofing Experts team uses the data recorded for more accurate quotation calculations, daily target/actual comparisons on the construction site and regular meetings with foremen and customers and much more. The company even sends out weekly welding reports in order to present the progress of the project in a transparent way and further strengthen customer confidence. 

For Huitron, the VARIMAT 700 has long been more than just a welding machine – it is a key success factor for quality, productivity and responsibility in everyday work. The combination of Leister technology and digital evaluation makes the VARIMAT 700 the perfect tool for anyone looking to set new standards in industrial roof construction. 

This is also demonstrated by the challenging projects of Single Ply Roofing Experts (USA): 

• The Pechanga Temecula casino, a major four-year project. 
• The roofing of several Toyota and Hyundai car dealerships, where efficiency and the highest welding quality were required. 

Whether major construction sites or intricate details – with the VARIMAT 700, the company can rely on precision, reliability and digital control. 

Original article source: Leister

By Dani Sheehan. 

GAF recently hosted a hands-on training event offering attendees the opportunity to work with single-ply products and innovative equipment. 

The Coffee Shops™ crew members Brenda Littau and Caitlin Ieng recently joined the National Women in Roofing (NWIR) Seattle Council at the GAF Roofing Academy in Lakewood, Washington, for an afternoon of getting their hands on the tools and real-world scenarios that define single-ply construction.  

GAF hosted 13 NWIR members for a deep dive into single-ply fundamentals, led by Pacific Northwest instructor Chad Osterholtz. Not only did Chad talk through TPO welding, but he also opened up the equipment, passed around samples and explained exactly what makes a weld strong or weak: consistent heat, consistent pressure and consistent speed. Miss one of these and you’re holding a bad weld in your hands. Seeing and feeling the difference made it click for everyone in the room. 

Chad also shared how the GAF Roofing Academy is helping more people enter the industry with confidence. Their two-week class often includes students transitioning out of the military or correctional programs looking to enter the trade. GAF pays them during training, equips them with basic tools and connects them with contractors through a nationwide team of recruiters. In turn, contractors get graduates who show up at 7 a.m., work hard all day and understand the basics before they ever step onto a jobsite. There’s even a three-day course built specifically to help office staff understand what happens on the roof, which is solving a major disconnect that many companies feel. 

After lunch, Jerry Herbek from Steve Garlock Equipment took the floor for a session rich in practical “wish someone had told me sooner” knowledge. Using Leister tools, he walked the group through common mistakes that lead to callbacks. Things like running too many tools off the same generator, shutting down welders before they cool properly or mismanaging power surges. These issues can crack ceramic elements, cause inconsistent welds and ultimately lead to leaks. According to Jerry, many of these problems happen simply because the right information doesn’t reach the crews on the roof. 

Brenda, Caitlin and the other council members learned that Steve Garlock Equipment sells their used rental tools once a year, giving crews the chance to pick up well-maintained welders without gambling on online marketplaces. Jerry and his colleague, Katie Johnson, also shared a preview of their growing safety equipment line, something many contractors don’t realize the company offers. 

Between GAF’s technical instruction, Steve Garlock’s equipment knowledge and Leister’s dependable tools, NWIR members walked away with practical takeaways they can bring back to their teams. For Brenda and Caitlin, it was exciting to see these manufacturers investing so intentionally in the next generation of roofing talent. 

If events like this are any indication of what’s to come, the future of single-ply looks more skilled, more supported and more connected than ever. 

By Jesse Sanchez. 

This new technical guide gives roofing pros a clearer path to stronger seams and longer roof lifespans by breaking down the science behind welding thermoplastic membranes in the field. 

Leister is spotlighting a critical part of roofing work with a new technical guide that explains how precise welding choices can strengthen the lifespan of flat roofs. Anyone using thermoplastic membranes already knows that good welding makes the difference between a reliable seal and an early failure, but real job site conditions often make that work harder than it looks. 

The guide focuses on what professionals need most, offering practical direction that can be put to use on the roof right away. It explains the essentials of welding PVC, TPO and other thermoplastic membranes, then expands on how to set the right parameters and judge results through clear visual checks. It also covers the importance of seam preparation as a foundation for a strong weld. 

A key section of the guidebook breaks down common mistakes that can weaken weld quality, showing readers how to steer clear of issues caused by high temperatures, poor travel speed or inadequate cleaning. It also provides detailed steps for dealing with the oxidation layer that can appear on TPO membranes, along with methods to remove it, so the welds stay secure. 

Beyond troubleshooting, the guide is built for contractors, roofers and technical specialists who manage membranes like PVC, TPO, FPO, EPDM, EVA, ECB or PIB. It includes reference values for initial welding parameters in Europe and the United States, guidance on inspecting seam tightness and recommendations for preventing blistering in TPO materials. Readers will also find instructions for setting temperature, airflow and speed, along with straightforward maintenance tips to keep welding equipment ready for demanding field conditions. 

The publication presents itself as a practical tool built for real jobsite demands rather than a theoretical explainer. It emphasizes that readers will find direct guidance, step-by-step instructions and useful insights that help them strengthen their welding results with confidence. 

Learn more about how the guide can strengthen your roofing work by accessing the full resource today!

By Thomas Furrer, Leister. 

Invest in tools that will last decades. Invest in Leister. 

In the field of geomembrane installation, whether it be building a tunnel, creating a landfill site or working on a roof, a dependable welding device is as good as gold. A successful geotechnical engineer or installer must be able to trust that their tools will work, day in and day out, and through demanding conditions. That’s why it’s worth it to invest in precise, and durable tools, like the proven products Leister has been equipping professionals with for over 75 years. 

Durability that pays off  

At Leister, we don’t just manufacture devices – we develop durable solutions that are in daily use around the world. Whether on a construction site in the Alps, on a dam project in South America or sealing landfill sites in the Middle East: Our devices such as the TWINNY S, COMET or FUSION 3C are real tried and tested long-distance runners.  

At Leister, users benefit from decades of experience, Swiss precision, and a product range that has proven itself in practice: 

• TWINNY S: On the market since 1996  
• COMET: On the market since 1997  
• FUSION 3C: On the market since 2004  
• GEOSTAR: On the market since 2015 

Reliable technology – Day in, day out 

Choosing Leister means choosing: 

• Proven technology instead of untested prototypes 
• Long-term availability of spare parts and comprehensive support 
• A worldwide service network with competent partners 
• Devices that prove their worth on a daily basis – often over decades 

And best of all: Our welding machines are not only durable – they consistently deliver the highest quality. This not only saves time and stress, but also increases efficiency on the construction site.  

Rely on experience – and a strong partner 

Breaking new ground is important – but it pays to have an experienced partner by your side, especially when it comes to capital goods. Leister not only supports you with high-performance products, but also with decades of expertise, training, and personal advice. 

Do you have any questions about our devices or would you like to see their durability for yourself? Then talk to us – we are there for you worldwide. 

Original article and photo source: Leister

Por Emma Peterson, traducido por Jessica Bravo.  

Desde herramientas hasta cursos de capacitación, el equipo de The Coffee Shops™ reúne los regalos perfectos para los profesionales del techado en esta guía para dar en grande esta temporada. 

Si tu año ha sido como el nuestro aquí en The Coffee Shops™, ¡seguro va tan rápido que apenas alcanzas a voltear las hojas del calendario! Nosotros también estamos sorprendidos, pero la temporada de regalos está a la vuelta de la esquina y es momento de empezar a planear qué dar a tus amigos, familia y compañeros de trabajo. Para hacerte la vida más fácil, si esta temporada te agarró desprevenido como a nosotros, nuestro equipo creó la guía definitiva de regalos, perfecta para cualquier contratista o profesional en tu vida. 

1 – Vas a estar triste si te pierdes este descuento de R-Club 

¿Tienes un contratista en tu vida que busca una red de apoyo u oportunidades de aprendizaje? ¡R-Club es la opción ideal! R-Club es un programa de Coffee Shops diseñado para crear un espacio exclusivo para profesionales del techado donde pueden aprender y convivir con otros expertos de la industria. Regalar una membresía al profesional del techado en tu vida es una excelente manera no solo de dar un presente, sino también de impulsar su crecimiento profesional. 

R-Club En Español llega pronto. Por ahora disfruta del Entrenamiento de Estimación - RoofersCoffeeShop Exclusivo que ofrece uno de nuestros miembros del R-Club.  

Y como oferta especial de Black Friday, ¡te ofrecemos un 50% de descuento en la membresía usando el código HOLLYJOLLY50!

2 – No te olvides delcollarín de tubería 

Lo último que alguien quiere al prepararse para las fiestas es una gotera arruinando el ambiente. ¡Eso es justo lo que evita el collar para tubería de Wil-Mar Products! Estos productos están hechos de hule EPDM que brinda una impermeabilización duradera para tubos de ventilación, y son esenciales en el kit de cualquier techador. 

Al eliminar una variedad de problemas de filtraciones con cinta y mástico, un paquete de estos puede ayudar al techador en tu vida a evitar una avalancha de problemas más adelante.

3 – “Jingle” y socializa en el IRE 2026 

Desde soluciones innovadoras y demostraciones prácticas hasta un programa educativo dinámico y oportunidades únicas de networking, el International Roofing Expo (IRE) es el lugar para cualquiera en el mundo del techado. El próximo show será en Las Vegas, Nevada, del 20 al 22 de enero de 2026. ¿Tienes un contratista o instalador que quiera mejorar sus conocimientos y conexiones? ¡Regálale un pase al IRE! 

Si te registras usando el código promocional de The Coffee Shops (INVITES492) obtienes entrada gratis al piso de exposición o 10% de descuento en una conferencia.

4 – La cizalla rotatoria de Malco es “nieve”-especiaI 

Combinando alto rendimiento con un precio accesible, la TurboShear de Malco es un accesorio especial que ahorra tiempo y esfuerzo a los profesionales. Puede usarse fácilmente con un taladro estándar A/C o inalámbrico de 1200 rpm y corta con precisión incluso patrones curvos y cuadrados estrechos. 

TurboShear es una gran adición a la herramienta de trabajo de cualquier persona que trabaje con metal.

5 – La capacitación para contratistas de John Kenney siempre es un buen regalo 

John Kenney, CEO de Cotney Consulting Group, es un nombre muy conocido en la industria del techado. Con más de 45 años de experiencia, ayuda a contratistas de todo el país a fortalecer su conocimiento en temas como estimación, liderazgo en campo y operaciones de proyectos. Sin importar el rol de la persona para quien estás comprando, él tiene un programa que le ayudará a hacer su trabajo mejor. 

Conoce más sobre sus clases para encontrar el regalo perfecto.

6 – El KARNAK 671 brilla con fuerza 

Este increíble producto es un sellador de techo de silicón de un solo componente de KARNAK. No solo resiste la intemperie, endurecimiento, desgaste y agrietamiento (lo que lo convierte en una solución de alto rendimiento), sino que también ha demostrado adherirse en una variedad de condiciones, incluso cuando la superficie está mojada. ¿Lo mejor? KARNAK lo ofrece en tres presentaciones: cubetas, tubos de calafateo y sobres. Esto facilita que los contratistas lleven el KARNAK 671 a cualquier sitio de trabajo. 

KARNAK 671 es la manera perfecta de mejorar el kit de cualquier aplicador.

7 – ¡Ilumina la vida de alguien con una soldadora inalámbrica Leister! 

Leister es conocida por su amplia gama de soldadoras plásticas y pistolas de calor que facilitan la vida de los contratistas. Una excelente opción de regalo es el kit de soldadura inalámbrica NEXTHEAT. Este kit es una solución completa para soldadura sin cables. Incluye la NEXHEAT 300 A-LP, famosa por sus soldaduras consistentes y confiables, además de una batería Bosch de 8 amperes y su cargador. 

Conoce más sobre este práctico kit.

8 – ¡Regálales un producto Kool Seal! 

Kool Seal ha sido líder en la industria de productos para techos por más de un siglo. Sus productos ofrecen durabilidad excepcional, resistencia al clima y facilidad de aplicación. Puedes ayudar a un contratista en tu vida a elevar sus proyectos conectándolo con un representante de ventas de Sherwin-Williams para obtener muestras de sus recubrimientos premium. 

Contacta a un representante hoy mismo.

9 – Nunca tarde para pedir una bolsa de contratista Wryker 

Para el contratista que siempre está en movimiento, las bolsas de contratista de Wryker les sacarán una sonrisa cada vez que las usen. Son bolsas súper resistentes, perfectas para todo, desde pedacería de metal y paneles de yeso hasta empaques y restos de tejas. Diseñadas con película de 3 mil, tienen capacidad para 43 galones y compiten con el saco de Santa en funcionalidad. 

Conoce más sobre las bolsas de Wryker.

10 – Brrrrr… ¡ahorra con Instant Roofer! 

Diseñada por techadores para techadores, Instant Roofer conecta a los profesionales con herramientas de venta impulsadas por IA que ayudan a hacer crecer sus negocios. Entre estas herramientas están sus leads de alta calidad, reportes de medición instantánea y una calculadora integrada para techos. ¿Lo mejor? Tienen una oferta especial de un paquete que sería un excelente regalo. 

Adquiere el AI Sales Tool Bundle y obtén 30 días gratis.

11 – CIDAN no está jugando con su plegadora portátil 

Nueva este año, CIDAN Machinery Group lanzó ONROLL, una revolucionaria roladora portátil al mercado estadounidense. Está diseñada para operar en azoteas urbanas y en instalaciones remotas bajo viento y lluvia sin problema. Con una velocidad de 90 FPM y accionamiento por rodillos centrales, ONROLL es perfecta para instaladores que necesitan uniones precisas, suaves y eficientes en el sitio. 

¡Obtén la CIDAN ONROLL hoy mismo!

12 – ¡Un sellador Geocel siempre es un buen regalo! 

¿Buscas un regalo versátil que seguro será usado? El sellador adhesivo estructural 4600™ Hybrid de Geocel es un producto todoterreno que combina rendimiento poderoso con gran adaptabilidad. Puede usarse en una variedad de materiales (metal, mampostería, madera, espuma, vidrio y más) y aplicarse en condiciones tan extremas como 0° Fahrenheit. 

Regálales un producto multiusos que trabaje tan duro como ellos.

13 – Los elfos de Santa trabajan duro, pero el Catch-All Nail Catch trabaja más duro 

The Catch-All nació con la misión de mantener limpios los sitios de construcción de techos, una tarea nada sencilla. Pero sus productos llevan el reto al siguiente nivel, usando redes de caída, redes reforzadas para el suelo, postes plegables y más para evitar que los residuos toquen el piso. Como parte de su sistema de protección, también diseñaron el Nail Catch, un filtro que recolecta residuos durante las primeras semanas después del trabajo. 

El Nail-Catch es del tamaño perfecto para una media navideña. Usa el código “RCS” para obtener un 5% de descuento.

14 – Dale un regalo que dure: el Programa de Capacitación de Roofing Alliance y Clemson 

¿Buscas el regalo ideal para ese techador que siempre quiere aprender algo nuevo? Considera regalarle uno de los cursos en línea autodidactas creados por Roofing Alliance y Clemson University, diseñados específicamente para la industria del techado. Hay tres cursos disponibles: fundamentos del techado, administración del techado y negocios y liderazgo en techado. Cada curso dura 60 días, y si un contratista completa los tres, puede obtener el Roofing Professional Management Certificate. 

Si quieres dar un regalo que siga dando, esta es la opción.

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