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Hand Tools
DINGQI: Your Professional Hand Tools Manufacturer
Experienced Company We are a company with design, research and development, production, sales, and service. Our products are all kinds of tools. After years of overseas and domestic sales, our company is well known in tool industry. Over the past decades, Dingqi products have covered more than 180 countries. Having 17 countries' agencies.
Reasonable Price You can get our catalog online or visit our factory to see our products. We also provide competitive prices and excellent customer service for all our customers.
Quick and Efficient Response We have set up a dedicated customer service team to provide customer service 24 hours a day, so your after-sales problems can be responded to quickly.
Customizable Product We have a professional research and development department. We can develop tools according to the drawings or samples from our customers and make logos, stickers, and packing. We also can offer customized posters and advertisement videos.
What Are Hand Tools
A hand tool is any tool that is powered by hand rather than a motor. Categories of hand tools include wrenches, pliers, cutters, files, striking tools, struck or hammered tools, screwdrivers, vises, clamps, snips, hacksaws, drills, and knives.
Common Features of Hand Tools
Forged from high-strength steel, these tools are strong and durable, while a chrome alloy coating gives the product a shiny, corrosion-resistant surface. The tool handles are made of double-dipped plastics, which makes you feel less tired after using it for a long time.
We have a comprehensive assortment of professional-grade wrenches, magnetic level, a complete range of 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch metric-sized sockets and precision screwdrivers, hammers, tape measure, pliers, etc. The 72-tooth ratchet easily shifts to change direction with the flick of a 5-degree switch. Variety of 1/4-inch screwdriver bits: Phillips, slotted, square, star, and pozi.
Designed for a wide variety of projects and repairs in domestic appliances, furniture, automotive, and factories. Also can be housed in a handy blow-molded case for easy tool storage and portability.
We offer the most popular sockets, wrenches, and hex keys for easy accessibility. Also includes the most common screwdriver bits, combination wrench, Phillips precision, long nose plier, knife, adjustable wrench, rip claw hammer, spinner handle, and more.
Types of Hand Tools Table with Characteristics and Usage
| Hand Tool | Characteristic | Usage |
| Hammers | Handle with a weighted head; various types. | Driving nails, breaking objects, or fitting parts. |
| Screwdrivers | Typically flat or Phillips head; a rod with a handle. | Driving or removing screws. |
| Wrenches | Open-end, box-end, combination, adjustable, etc. | Turning nuts, bolts, and other fasteners. |
| Calipers | Adjustable jaws for measuring internal and external dimensions. | Precise measurement of physical dimensions. |
| Precision Screwdrivers | Small-scale screwdrivers, often with a revolving top for ease. | Working with tiny screws, often in electronics. |
| Riveters | A hand tool used to apply rivets. | Joining two pieces of metal or other materials. |
| Staplers | Handheld device to drive metal staples into materials. | Fastening paper, cloth, or other materials together. |
| Electric Hand Tools | Powered tools for various functions (e.g., drills, sanders). | Faster or more efficient tasks (e.g., drilling holes). |
| Digital Tape Measures | Digital display; often with memory functions. | Measuring distances with digital readout. |
| Laser Levels | Project a laser line to establish straight and level lines. | Ensuring straight and level lines for construction. |
| Digital Multi-meters | Digital display; measure voltage, current, resistance, etc. | Testing and troubleshooting electrical components. |
Hand Tools vs. Hand Tools: What's the Difference
Hand Tools
Hand tools are manually-operated tools that do not require any power source. They are often smaller and lighter than Hand Tools, which makes them easier to maneuver and use for extended periods. Hand tools are also usually less expensive than Hand Tools. On the downside, hand tools can be slower and more labor-intensive than Hand Tools.
Hand Tools
Hand Tools are mechanical or electrical devices powered by a motor or battery. They are typically faster and more powerful than hand tools, making them ideal for larger projects. However, Hand Tools can be more difficult to control than hand tools and can also be more expensive.
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To better understand the difference between these two tools, here's a table breaking them down according to precision speed, length of use, energy source, and safety:
| Difference | Hand Tools | Power Tools |
| Precision | Become more precise when it comes to the level of control | Offer great precision for repetitive tasks such as drilling and cutting |
| Speed | Slow | Fast |
| Length of Use | Depends on the frequency of usage | Depends on the usage |
| Energy Source | Human power | Electricity, gas, or battery |
| Safety | Safe to use with proper handling | Safe to use with proper knowledge and safety equipment |
Benefits of Using to Use Hand Tools
Precise Hand tools are more precise than power tools. A power tool can give a wrong reading when the batteries are down but a hand tool can never be wrong. Hand tools give you the finest carvings and the most intricate deals in metal, wood and other materials. Hand tools are easily maneuvered and can be fully controlled manually.
Less noisy Hand tools are not noisy and buzzing enough to cause distress for other people. Hand tools are less disturbing for all your family, co-workers and neighbors. You don’t need ear plugs while working with a hand tool.
Safer With power tools, you are always in doubt of getting an electric shock as power tools run on heavy batteries and high speeds making them dangerous in unexpected situations. Only trained people can use power tools whereas anyone can use hand tools and since you manually operate them, they’re in your control all the time.
Convenient You can use a hand tool anywhere at any time. For using a power tool, you need an extension or any electricity connection whereas a hand tool needs no electricity. You can easily take your hand tools set with you while you’re travelling too.
Light weight Hand tools are not as heavy as power tools so it gets easier to handle them at all times. Their lighter weight makes them simple and easy to use.
Hassle-free Hand tools require no maintenance like a power tool needs cleaning and other maintenance for different parts. They can fit in any compact space without an issue.
Examples of Hand Tools in Woodworking
There are many different types of hand tools that you can use in your woodworking projects. Here are a few examples
Hand Saws
A hand saw is a versatile tool that can be used to make straight or curved cuts in wood.
Chisels
Chisels are used for carving and shaping wood, and come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Hand Planes
Planes are used for smoothing rough surfaces and shaping wood.
Hammers and Mallets
Hammers and mallets are used for driving nails and chisels. mollitia,accusantium voluptates
Screwdrivers
Screwdrivers are used for driving screws into wood.
Rasps and Files
Rasps and files are used for shaping and smoothing wood.
Rules for Making Your Hand Tools Last
Easily one of the last things you’re likely to want to do after a long day on site. It can be a drag, but it can also be one of the easiest ways to keep your tools ticking over. Dust, grease and debris can build up quickly and regularly wiping down your tools with a rag or towel can help prevent this.
It's hard to stay clean and dry when the place you spend most of your time isn’t. A spillage in your tool box or damage to its exterior can spell trouble for the tools inside. Make sure your toolbox is in tip top shape.
Time to think outside the box – literally! A toolbox can only offer so much protection if it’s sitting in a damp garage every night. Make sure you’re keeping your toolbox somewhere relatively warm and dry.
As if we hadn’t made it clear enough already. Rust is an easy way to ruin your tools. Why not try adding a silica gel sachet to your toolbox? It’s a great way to keep moisture out and save your tools from a rusty demise.
Now you know how key it is to maintain your toolbox. It’s also important to make sure you’re using proper storage in the first place.
Striking tools take a walloping like few other tools do. The surface of the metal head can end up forming a ridge when the metal mushrooms. This lip can continue to split and curl until the metal head breaks entirely. You don’t want this to happen while you’re using it! If you start seeing edges form on the metal head, consider using a powered grinder to grind them down.
It sounds silly, but using the right tool for the right job is the most important thing. It’s easy in a bind to use a tool for something other than its intended use. This can wind up damaging your tools in unpredictable ways in the long run. Save yourself some money – if it needs hammering, use a hammer!
Remember how we mentioned cleaning your tools regularly? One of the other benefits of this is you can check your tools for defects. Cracks and splits can grow gradually over time if left untreated. Checking your tools regularly means you can catch damage like this at the first sign.
Tools with a sharpened edge only work if they’re sharp – the clues in the name. Ideally bladed tools should be properly sharpened once per season. If not they’ll get blunter, you’ll have to work harder to make them work, and things will only get worse from there.
Ever check over one of your tools, see a crack and think “how long has that been there?” A handy way to avoid these kinds of riddles is to track the condition of your tools each time you clean them. Every time you spy any small changes in condition, note down the tool and the date (maybe even take a picture on your phone), and you can use it as a reference next time around.
Tips on Selecting the Right Hand Tool
Whether you need a specific item or just want a broad sense of what hand tools you should acquire, here are some suggestions
Identify Your Needs Before Purchasing a Hand Tool
Before purchasing a hand tool, it is important to determine your specific needs. Take a woodworking plane, for instance, if you need flat surfaces. Pick purchase a pair of box joint pliers if you require joints that are more durable than average. Grab a hammer, nail gun, and shovel; you'll need them for a variety of building projects.
Choose the Right Hand Tool for the Job
Before going out to buy hand tools, you should know exactly what you'll be using them for. This allows you to get the appropriate hand tools for the task at hand.
Beware of Imitations
There is a plethora of hand tools available, therefore it's important to be wary of imitations. To be honest, though, the vast majority of them aren't worthwhile. Only buy the hand tool that is ideal for your job. It's likely an imitation if you come across a hand tool that looks like one you already have. Verify that the instrument in question is the precise one you need to use.
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