All Types OF Wrench Set and Tools

₹ 200 - ₹ 5,000 / Tons

MaterialSteel, Plastic, Rubber
ColorVarious Colors
Power SourceManual, Electric, Battery, Compressed Air
UsageTightening, Loosening Nuts And Bolts, Pounding, Cutting, Measuring, Driving Screws, Boring Holes, Grinding, Polishing
Supply TypeManufacturer, Exporter
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

Product Details

MaterialSteel, Plastic, Rubber
ColorVarious Colors
PackagingToolbox, Case
Tools IncludedClaw Hammer, Mallet, Sledgehammer, Handsaw, Hacksaw, Utility Knife, Chisel, Scissors, Pliers, Wrench (Spanner), Clamps, Screwdriver, Hex Key (Allen Key), Tape Measure, Ruler, Spirit Level, Cordless Drill, Rotary Hammer Drill, Circular Saw, Jigsaw, Recipro
Power SourceManual, Electric, Battery, Compressed Air
Industry UseHouseholds, Professional Toolkits, Industrial Settings
Special FeaturesVersatile, Portable, Powerful, Fast, Precision Cuts, High-torque, High-demand Tasks, Delicate Tasks
UsageTightening, Loosening Nuts And Bolts, Pounding, Cutting, Measuring, Driving Screws, Boring Holes, Grinding, Polishing
TypeWrench Sets

Hand tools

These are manually-operated tools that use human energy and are common in most households and professional toolkits.

Striking and driving tools

Used for tasks that require pounding, hammering, or punching.

Cutting tools

Used to cut, shape, or remove material from wood, metal, or plastic.

Handsaw: Used for cutting wood.
Hacksaw: Used for cutting metal and plastic.
Utility knife: A versatile knife with a retractable blade for cutting various materials.
Chisel: Used to cut or carve wood and stone.
Scissors and shears: Used for cutting paper, fabric, rope, and wire.

Gripping tools

Used to hold, bend, or straighten objects.

Pliers: General-purpose tools for gripping, cutting, and bending wire.
Wrench (Spanner): Used to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts. Types include open-ended, box-ended, and adjustable wrenches.
Clamps: Used to hold work securely in place.

Turning tools

Used for installing and removing fasteners.

Screwdriver: A handheld tool for driving and removing screws. Available in multiple head types, including flathead and Phillips.
Hex key (Allen key): An L-shaped tool for driving bolts and screws with hexagonal sockets.

Measuring tools

Used to measure dimensions and determine levels.

Power tools

These tools use a power source like electricity, batteries, or a gas engine, making them faster and more powerful than hand tools.

Drills

Used for boring holes and driving fasteners.

Saws

Used for quickly cutting materials.

Grinders and sanders

Used for grinding, smoothing, or polishing surfaces.

Angle grinder: Used for cutting, grinding, and polishing metal or masonry.
Power sander: Comes in various forms, like orbital or belt sanders, for smoothing surfaces.

Specialized power tools

Impact driver/wrench: A high-torque tool that drives screws and tightens bolts with rotational force and concussive blows.
Nail gun: Used to drive nails quickly.
Heat gun: Used to remove paint and other finishes.

Pneumatic tools

These are powered by compressed air and are often used in professional or industrial settings for high-demand tasks.

Air compressor: A machine that powers pneumatic tools.
Air drill: A drill powered by compressed air.
Air chisel: Used for cutting, hammering, or punching with a reciprocating motion.
Pneumatic torque wrench: Provides powerful and fast tightening and loosening of nuts and bolts.

Other specialized tool categories

Electrical tools: For wiring and electronics, these include wire strippers, multimeters, and soldering irons.
Gardening tools: For landscaping and yard work, these include shovels, spades, rakes, pruning shears, and lawnmowers.
Automotive tools: Include jacks, creepers, and torque wrenches for vehicle repair.
Computer and electronics repair tools: For delicate tasks, these include anti-static wrist straps, tweezers, and spudgers.