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1. CRESCENT WRENCH
A crescent wrench, also known as an adjustable wrench, is a versatile hand tool
commonly used in automotive and other mechanical applications. It is a type of
wrench that features an adjustable jaw, allowing it to accommodate various
sizes of nuts and bolts. The design of the crescent wrench enables users to
easily adjust the width of the jaws to fit different fastener sizes.
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2. BOX-ENDED WRENCH
A box-ended wrench, also known as a box wrench or ring spanner, is a hand
tool used for turning nuts and bolts. It has a closed-loop design at each end,
forming a box-like shape. This helps grip the sides of fasteners securely,
reducing the risk of slipping. Box-ended wrenches come in fixed sizes, each end
having a specific size, and they are commonly used in automotive repair and
other mechanical tasks for their precision and secure fit.
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3. COMBINATION WRENCH
A combination wrench is a handy tool with two ends designed for turning nuts
and bolts. One end has an open jaw, making it useful in tight spaces, while the
other end features a closed, box-like structure for a secure grip. This dual
design allows the wrench to handle a variety of fastener sizes, making it
versatile for tasks like automotive repair and general mechanical work. The
combination of an open-end and a box-end in a single tool provides flexibility
and convenience, making it a go-to tool in many toolkits.
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4. LUG WRENCH
A lug wrench is a simple and essential tool used for loosening and tightening
lug nuts on vehicle wheels. It is a type of socket wrench with a long handle,
providing leverage to make it easier to remove and install lug nuts. The lug
wrench typically has a socket on one end that fits the lug nuts on a vehicle's
wheels. It is an indispensable tool for tasks such as changing a flat tire, rotating
tires, or performing other maintenance that involves the removal and
installation of wheel nuts. The length of the handle allows users to apply
sufficient torque to tighten or loosen lug nuts effectively. Some lug wrenches
also have a cross-shaped design, commonly known as a "cross wrench" or
"cross lug wrench," with different socket sizes at each end to fit various lug nut
sizes.
5. SOCKET WRENCH
A socket wrench is a versatile hand tool commonly used for turning nuts, bolts,
and other fasteners. It consists of a handle and detachable sockets that fit onto
the fasteners. The handle often has a ratcheting mechanism, allowing
continuous rotation without lifting the tool from the fastener. Sockets come in
various sizes to match different nut and bolt dimensions. Socket wrenches are
popular in automotive repair, machinery maintenance, and general construction
tasks due to their adaptability and ease of use. They provide a convenient way
to apply torque to fasteners in various settings, making them a staple in many
toolkits.
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6. OPEN-ENDED WRENCH
An open-ended wrench is a simple and widely used hand tool designed for
turning nuts and bolts. It features U-shaped openings at both ends, providing
two different-sized wrench heads on the same tool. The open-ended design
allows the wrench to fit over the flat sides of a nut or bolt, providing a secure
grip. Open-ended wrenches are known for their simplicity and are commonly
used in applications where space is limited. However, they may require more
care to avoid slipping compared to other types of wrenches. These wrenches
are available in various sizes to accommodate different fastener dimensions,
making them a versatile and essential tool in many toolkits.
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9. CUTTER PLIERS
Cutter pliers, commonly known as diagonal cutting pliers or wire cutters, are a
straightforward hand tool designed for cutting wires and small-gauge materials.
They have sharp, diagonal jaws that come together to cut materials cleanly. The
cutting edges are beveled for precision, allowing users to snip wires close to a
surface. Cutter pliers are commonly used in electrical work, crafting, and
general household repairs where the cutting of wires or small objects is
required. They are available in various sizes to accommodate different tasks and
are known for their simplicity and efficiency in making clean and precise cuts.
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11. SCREWDRIVERS
A screwdriver is a hand tool designed for turning screws, typically consisting of
a handle and a shaft with a tip that fits into the screw's head. These are the
following types of screwdrivers:
Flathead Screwdriver
Definition: A screwdriver with a flat, single-bladed tip, used for turning
screws with a straight, slotted groove.
Phillips Screwdriver:
Definition: A screwdriver with a cross-shaped tip, designed for screws with a
corresponding cross-shaped indentation. It is commonly used in many
applications.
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Torx Screwdriver:
Definition: A screwdriver with a six-pointed star-shaped tip, used for turning
screws with a corresponding star-shaped recess. Often found in electronics
and automotive applications.
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Robertson Screwdriver:
Definition: A screwdriver designed for screws with square-shaped recesses.
Also known as a square-tip screwdriver, commonly used in construction and
woodworking.
Hex Screwdriver:
Definition: A screwdriver with a hexagonal (six-sided) tip, used for turning
hexagonal screws or bolts. Commonly used in assembling furniture and
machinery.
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Pozidriv Screwdriver:
Definition: Similar to a Phillips screwdriver but with additional features. It
has a cross-shaped tip and four extra points for improved engagement.
Common in certain industries and applications.
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Tri-Wing Screwdriver:
Definition: A screwdriver with a tip that has three wings or blades arranged
in a triangular pattern. Used for screws with three corresponding slots, often
found in electronic devices and game consoles.
Pentalobe (Porsidriv) Screwdriver:
Definition: A screwdriver designed for screws with a pentalobe-shaped (five-
pointed star) recess. Commonly used in Apple products and other electronic
devices.
12. FLASHLIGHT
A flashlight is a portable, handheld device that produces light. It usually has a
cylindrical shape and is powered by batteries. You turn it on by pressing a
button or flipping a switch. Flashlights use bulbs or LEDs for illumination and
are handy in the dark, during power outages, or for outdoor activities like
camping. They come in different sizes and are commonly used for emergencies,
finding things in the dark, or when you need extra light.
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13. FUNNEL
A funnel is a simple, cone-shaped tool with a narrow tube at the bottom and a
wider opening at the top. It is commonly used to channel liquids or fine
substances into containers with smaller openings, preventing spills and
ensuring a more controlled pouring process. Funnels are widely used in
automotive maintenance for adding fluids to a vehicle, and in various industrial
and laboratory settings to avoid spilling. They come in different materials, such
as plastic, metal, or glass, and are a practical tool for tasks that require precision
in pouring or transferring substances.
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24. SANDPAPER
Sandpaper is a flexible sheet or roll made with a backing material coated with
abrasive particles, such as sand or aluminum oxide. It is used for smoothing or
shaping surfaces by rubbing it against the material. The coarseness or grit of
sandpaper is graded, with lower numbers indicating coarser abrasives for heavy
material removal, and Shigher numbers indicating finer grits for finishing and
polishing. Sandpaper is widely used in woodworking, metalworking, and various
do-it-yourself (DIY) projects for tasks like sanding wood, removing paint, or
preparing surfaces for painting or finishing.
31. MULTIMETER
A multimeter, also known as a volt-ohm-milliammeter (VOM), is an electronic
measuring instrument that can measure multiple electrical properties such as
voltage, current, and resistance. It is a standard diagnostic tool for technicians
in the electrical/electronic industries. A typical multimeter can measure voltage,
resistance, and current, in which case can be used as a voltmeter, ammeter, and
ohmmeter. Some feature the measurement of additional properties such as
temperature and capacitance. Multimeters can be used to test for continuity in
a circuit and to measure different things, such as voltage, current, resistance,
continuity, diodes, capacitance, frequency, temperature, and many more.
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32. HYDRAULIC FLOOR JACK
A hydraulic floor jack is a tool used to lift heavy objects, such as cars, off the
ground. It works by using hydraulic pressure to lift a piston, which in turn raises
the jack saddle and lifts the object. Hydraulic floor jacks are commonly used in
auto repair shops and garages, but they can also be useful for home repairs and
DIY projects. There are many different types of hydraulic floor jacks available,
ranging from small, portable jacks to large, heavy-duty models capable of
lifting several tons. If you’re looking to purchase a hydraulic floor jack, you may
want to consider factors such as lifting capacity, durability, and ease of use.
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38. MICROMETER
A micrometer is a device used for accurate measurement of components in
mechanical engineering and machining as well as most mechanical trades,
along with other metrological instruments such as dial, vernier, and digital
calipers. It is a gauge that measures small distances or thicknesses between its
two faces, one of which can be moved away from or toward the other by
turning a screw with a fine thread. The micrometer is commonly employed to
measure the thickness or diameter of microscopic objects, such as
microorganisms and colloidal particles. The unit of measurement for a
micrometer is a metric unit of length, equal to one millionth of a meter, or
about 0.000039 inches 56. The symbol used for the micrometer is μm. The least
count of a micrometer is 0.01 mm.
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4.LUG WRENCH
Robertson Screwdriver
Tri-Wing Screwdriver
15.SOCKET SET
16.SAFETY GLOVES
20.HIGH-INVISIBILITY CLOTHING
21.OVERALL/WORK SUITS
24.SANDPAPER
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43.OBD II SCANNER
52.TIRE CHANGER
53.BATTERY TESTER
54.CIRCUIT TESTER
55.TIRE BALANCER