Hand Tool

A Flat Screwdriver is a hand tool used for tightening or loosening screws with a straight (flat) slot in the head. It is one of the most common and essential tools in electrical, mechanical, and general maintenance work. The flat tip fits into the screw slot to apply torque.

A Gas Regulator is a device used in welding to control and maintain a constant pressure of gases such as oxygen or acetylene from the cylinder to the welding equipment. It ensures a safe and steady flow of gas, which is essential for proper flame control during welding operations.

A Desoldering Pump is a hand-operated tool used to remove molten solder from electronic components and printed circuit boards (PCBs). It creates a vacuum that quickly sucks up melted solder, making it easy to remove or replace components without damaging the circuit. It is commonly used in electronics repair and maintenance work.

A Scraper is a hand tool used for removing excess material, high spots, rust, or old paint from surfaces. It is commonly used in fitting and finishing work to achieve smooth and accurate surfaces. Scrapers are especially useful for precision work where fine material removal is required.

A Die Set is a hand tool used for cutting external threads on cylindrical workpieces such as rods, bolts, and pipes. It consists of a circular die held in a die stock, which helps maintain proper alignment during threading. Die sets are commonly used in fitting and maintenance work for creating new threads or repairing damaged ones.

A Tap Set is a collection of hand tools used for cutting internal threads inside drilled holes. It typically includes different types of taps such as taper tap, second tap, and bottoming tap, used in sequence to create accurate threads. Tap sets are widely used in fitting, machining, and repair work.

A Counterbore is a cutting tool used to enlarge the top portion of a drilled hole to create a flat-bottomed recess. This allows bolt heads or socket screws to sit flush or below the surface. Counterbores are commonly used in fitting, machining, and assembly operations.

A Countersink is a cutting tool used to enlarge the top portion of a drilled hole to create a conical shape. This allows screws or bolts with tapered heads to sit flush or below the surface. Countersinks are widely used in fitting, machining, and assembly work.

A Dot Punch is a hand tool used for marking small indentations on metal surfaces, typically to locate layout points or guide further machining operations. It has a sharper point compared to a center punch, allowing finer and more precise marking. This tool is widely used in fitting and metalworking for layout work.

A Spring Clamp is a hand tool used to hold or secure workpieces quickly using spring tension. It operates like a clip, where pressing the handles opens the jaws and releasing them applies clamping force. Spring clamps are widely used for light-duty clamping in woodworking, fitting, and assembly work.