Below are manufacturer brands we have a direct relationship with provide access to all tools they make.
Milwaukee Tool
Since the company began in 1924, Milwaukee Tool has led the industry in developing innovative solutions that deliver increased productivity and unmatched durability for professional construction users. Whether it is through our world-leading M12™ and M18™ cordless systems, the ground-breaking performance of our M12 and M18 FUEL™ products, jobsite lighting, time-saving accessories, or innovative hand tool and storage products, we are dedicated to delivering a continuous flow of advanced, trade-specific solutions.
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Wright Tool
Since 1927, Wright has manufactured the highest quality hand tools in the industry. No exceptions. Since forging the first cast here in Ohio, our tools have been engineered and crafted by hardworking Americans, for hardworking Americans. We have no intentions on slowing down either—Wright has continued to innovate when everyone else says "good enough"— and we have the patents to prove it. All of these are reasons why our tools aren't inexpensive, because frankly, you get what you pay for. We forge tools for those who understand value isn't represented by a price tag, but rather downtime and replacement.
Professionals working in the world's harshest environments demand performance and safety that exceeds the standard, because failure is not an option. This is why we only use the best— Wright alloy steel. The use of our proprietary steel, precision heat treating, and advanced manufacturing techniques results in products of long life, durability and toughness. The end result are products built to exceed industry standards, because good enough is never good enough.
We finish that American innovation and hard work off with an equally hardworking lifetime warranty— one that you'll likely never need.
1/2" Drive Split-beam Click Wrench - C3FR350N
Precision Instruments
Precision Instruments was incorporated in 1938 to pursue the manufacture of the first torsion bar dial type wrenches. Central to the very first patent, awarded five years later, were the tenants of accuracy, reliability, and durability that have become synonymous with the Precision Instruments name. Over the next 24 years, the company would refine and elaborate on the torsion bar dial type wrench with advances that include increased accuracy and signaling options.
The same principles of torsion bar wrenches were extended to torque drivers in 1962, and the design was awarded a patent. Seven years later, Precision Instruments unveiled torsion bar standards for use in torque testers. These devices paved the way for adequate testing of torque wrenches in industries where a large number of torque wrenches are used. Virtually all modern torque testers trace their roots to this device.