| Image | Part Number | Description / PDF | Quantity | Rfq |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Klein Tools |
19''GLOVE BAG NO. 8 CANVAS |
1 |
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Klein Tools |
SNAP HOOK |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
RESPIRATOR REPLACEMENT P100 FILT |
8 |
|
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Klein Tools |
CABLE-SPLICER'S KNIFE HOLDER |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
HEADLAMP BRACKET WITH FABRIC STR |
9 |
|
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Klein Tools |
ERECTION WRENCH HOLDER |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
CANVAS UTILITY BAG |
1 |
|
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Klein Tools |
PREMIUM SYNTHETIC POLYMER 5 GALL |
2 |
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Klein Tools |
KLEIN HAVENS GRIP |
3 |
|
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Klein Tools |
SEMI-FLOATING BODY BELT STYLE NO |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
GENERAL-PURPOSE BELT (MEDIUM) |
1 |
|
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Klein Tools |
ZIPPER BAGS-CANVAS, 4-PACK |
13 |
|
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Klein Tools |
GRIP FOR HIGH STRENGTH CABLES |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
STD FULL-FLOATING BODY BELT |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
PADDED ADJUSTABLE SHOULDER STRAP |
5 |
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Klein Tools |
MOVING BLADE FOR RATCHETING CABL |
2 |
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Klein Tools |
TRADESMAN PRO SUSPENDERS |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
WHEEL FOR TUBE CUTTER |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
TRADESMAN PRO ELECTRICIAN'S TOOL |
2 |
|
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Klein Tools |
TRADESMAN PRO PHONE HOLDER SAMSU |
12 |
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Tools Accessories refer to supplementary components designed to enhance the functionality, precision, and safety of primary tools and equipment. These accessories enable adaptability across diverse industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Their importance in modern technology lies in improving operational efficiency, reducing downtime, and enabling specialized tasks in fields ranging from construction to microelectronics.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Drill Bits | High-speed steel/tungsten carbide cutting tools with optimized flute geometry | Metalworking, woodworking, masonry |
| Grinding Wheels | Composite abrasive materials with bonding agents for material removal | Metal fabrication, surface preparation |
| Sanding Discs | Variable grit sizes on flexible/rigid backing materials | Automotive bodywork, furniture finishing |
| Socket Sets | Interchangeable drive sizes with torque transmission capabilities | Mechanical assembly, automotive repair |
| Clamping Systems | Adjustable mechanical fastening with precision load distribution | CNC machining, welding jigs |
Typical configurations include: - Material Core: High-speed steel (HSS), tungsten carbide, ceramic abrasives, or polymer composites - Surface Treatment: Titanium nitride coating, diamond grit impregnation, anti-corrosion plating - Mechanical Interface: Standardized drive systems ( ", " hex), threaded mounts, quick-change mechanisms - Thermal Management: Heat dissipating grooves, ventilation channels for friction reduction
| Parameter | Key Specifications | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensional Accuracy | 0.01mm to 0.1mm tolerance range | Determines fitment and operational precision |
| Hardness Rating | 55-85 HRC for cutting tools | Impacts wear resistance and lifespan |
| Operating Temperature | -20 C to 1200 C depending on material | Defines application environment limits |
| Torque Capacity | 5-1000 Nm range | Dictates mechanical load handling |
| Wear Resistance | Measured in cycles before performance degradation | Directly affects maintenance intervals |
Primary industries include: - Construction: Impact driver accessories, concrete drilling systems - Automotive: Torque-controlled socket wrenches, paint removal discs - Electronics: Precision tweezers, ESD-safe screwdriver bits - Aerospace: Composite material cutting tools, torque-limited fastening systems - Medical: Surgical drill guides, micro-instrument attachments
| Manufacturer | Representative Product | Key Innovation |
|---|---|---|
| 3M | Trizact Diamond Disc | Micron-precision abrasive technology |
| Bosch | Expert Line Drill Bits | Carbide-tipped multi-material capability |
| DeWalt | XR Impact Socket Set | Industrial-grade torque transmission |
| Makita | D-String Trimmer Head | Automatic feed system for landscaping |
| Stanley Black & Decker | Proto Torque Wrench | Digital calibration display |
Critical factors include: - Match accessory specifications to primary tool's power/output ratings - Consider material compatibility (e.g., non-sparking tools for explosive environments) - Evaluate duty cycle requirements (continuous vs intermittent use) - Verify compliance with international standards (ISO 574, ANSI B27.1) - Calculate total cost of ownership (durability vs replacement frequency)
Emerging developments: - Smart accessories with embedded sensors for condition monitoring - Additive manufacturing enabling complex geometry tooling - Nanocomposite materials offering superior wear resistance - Increased focus on ergonomics and vibration reduction - Sustainable production methods with recycled material integration