Hand tools are manually operated tools that do not require electricity or external power. They are widely used in various trades for tasks like cutting, shaping, assembling, and repairing. Common examples include hammers, screwdrivers, pliers, and spanners.
Maintenance Inspection Mirror
A Maintenance Inspection Mirror is a hand tool used to visually inspect hard-to-reach or hidden areas in machinery, equipment, and structures. It consists of a small mirror mounted on an adjustable handle, allowing users to view areas that are not directly visible. This tool is widely used in maintenance, repair, and inspection work.
Fabrication Steel Rule
A Fabrication Steel Rule is a precision measuring hand tool used in metalworking and fabrication for measuring lengths and marking straight lines on metal surfaces. It is made of hardened steel with engraved graduations for accurate readings. This tool is essential for layout and measurement work in workshops.
Dovetail Saw
A Dovetail Saw is a fine-toothed hand saw used in woodworking for making precise and accurate cuts, especially for dovetail joints. It has a thin blade reinforced with a rigid back (usually metal) to ensure straight cuts and better control. This saw is commonly used in carpentry and furniture making for detailed joinery work.
Gas Welding Hose
A Gas Welding Hose is a flexible tube used to carry fuel gases such as acetylene and oxygen from gas cylinders to welding or cutting equipment. It is designed to withstand high pressure and is color-coded (usually red for acetylene and blue/green for oxygen) for safety and easy identification. These hoses are essential components in gas welding and cutting operations.