Strengthened core taper.
With point geometry shape C.

The blanks are forged and ground; manufactured with an exact cut of even density and depth using special machines. These non-convex files have tooth profiles appropriate to each grade of file.
Cuts on all faces; convex end.
The quality file for workshop use with long tool life and high removal rate.
Standard: DIN 7261 form C
Length without tang: 250 mm
Width: 18 mm

Special steel drive head ground, hardened and burnished; with fixed pins.
Application: For twin hole nuts.
Note: Pin ⌀ = pin nominal ⌀ - 0.1 mm; tolerance field h12.
Pin spacing adjustable: 11mm - 60mm
overall length: 160mm

Special steel drive head ground, hardened and burnished; with fixed pins.
Application: For twin hole nuts.
Note: Pin ⌀ = pin nominal ⌀ - 0.1 mm; tolerance field h12.
Pin spacing adjustable: 7 mm - 40 mm
overall length: 115 mm

Universal hand files 4 in 1 with a flat side and a semi-round side, with two sizes each

Inside serrated.
Of special steel, nickel-plated (No. 727520 / 7560 painted black).
Length: 150 mm
Tip characteristics: narrow/angled, inner face serrated
Point form: 22b
Surface of tweezers: nickel-plated
Tip exchangeable: no

- Optimized for material: Polypropylene (PP), Polyethylene (PE)

also referenced under: EMACSAWSJ6B1

Mixer for paints and coatings. Mixer with hexagon profile for clamping in a mandrel.
Up to 20 kg, 10 mm hexagon

With special slim head and long handles. High strength precision ground cutting edges.
Standard: DIN ISO 9242
Material: Special tool steel, drop-forged, and oil-hardened.
Cutting capability: medium hard wire up to ⌀2.5 mm
overall length: 220 mm

Ergonomically shaped T-handle with easy-grip Haptoprene® surface and an impact-resistant plastic core. Blade of chrome vanadium special steel. Surface nickel-plated and chrome-plated. Size 4 − 10 with side drive.

Strong, very long, and slim blades; fully nickel-plated. Made of stainless steel.
Paper, fabric, thin material, and much more.
overall length: 200 mm

Fully hardened and tempered. Blade uniformly through hardened; can be repeatedly reground without re-hardening. Head specially annealed to prevent splintering. Special quality, i.e. highest possible tip hardness (approx. 59 HRC) with exceptional toughness.
Chrome vanadium special alloy. Surface chrome-plated.

Ergonomically shaped T-handle with easy-grip Santoprene® surface and an impact resistant plastic core. Blade of chrome vanadium special steel. Surface chrome-plated.
Impact resistant plastic T-handle. Blade of special vanadium steel, surface matt chrome-plated.

The blanks are forged and ground; manufactured with an exact cut of even density and depth using special machines. These non-convex files have tooth profiles appropriate to each grade of file.
Cuts on all faces; convex end.
The quality file for workshop use with long tool life and high removal rate.
Standard: DIN 7261 form D
Length without tang: 250 mm
Width: 10 mm

The blanks are forged and ground; manufactured with an exact cut of even density and depth using special machines. These non-convex files have tooth profiles appropriate to each grade of file.
With helical cut; convex end.
The quality file for workshop use with long tool life and high removal rate.
Standard: DIN 7261 form E
Length without tang: 250 mm

With hickory handle ergonomic shape, varnished.
Hammer head drop forged and ground to size. Carefully hardened and tempered. Head painted, face and peen bright finished.
With nylon handle protection sleeve. Size 200−1000 additionally with forged-on handle protection collar.

also referenced under: OOMAMARP749Y145, 749Y10=A65

Striated inside

2-part plastic handle with spring-loaded lock for locking / unlocking blades / telescopic shank. Blades can be stored in the removable end cap.

Of special stainless clock spring steel with ground measuring edges. Wide version. Upper and lower edges both with mm graduations. Very easy to read due to matt surface and sharp graduation scale.
Graduations electrolytically etched. Matt non-reflective surface.

Serrated jaws. Cutting edges additionally induction hardened (approx. 64 HRC); suitable even for piano wire.
Jaws bright finished, plastic coated handles.
Standard: DIN ISO 5746
Material: Chrome vanadium steel, drop forged.
overall length: 160 mm
Cutting capacity hard wire up to ⌀: 2 mm
Cutting capacity piano wire up to ⌀: 1.5 mm
Jaw characteristics: inner face serrated
Handle: plastic coated
Manufacturing process: Cutting edges induction hardened (approx. 64 HRC), pliers body drop forged
Material: Chrome vanadium steel

Swiss precision needle files satisfy the highest demands for accuracy of shape, precision cut, removal rate and tool life. Cut length = 1/2 file length. Manufactured from special steel for precision files with high wear resistance (65-66 HRC). Precisely determined shapes, special cut angle and large selection of different cuts. High metal removal rate.
Overall length: 200 mm
Cross section: 6.5×1.3 mm

Material of blade: HSS
Number of blades: 1
Blade length: 75 mm
Blade width: 3.2 mm

Saw blade for wood and plastic of high-quality special steel with bright reinforced back. Fine teeth, hardened tips, set and sharpened, 35 mm depth of cut.
With fixed, varnished handle offset to the right.
TPI: 15
Blade length: 250 mm

Strong head, laid-on joint. Jaws chemically blacked, polished head, plastic coated handles. Cutting edges induction hardened (approx. 61 HRC).
Standard: DIN ISO 5748
Material: Special tool steel, drop-forged, and oil-hardened.
overall length: 160 mm
Cutting capacity soft wire up to ⌀4 mm
Cutting capacity hard wire up to ⌀2.5 mm

The blanks are forged and ground; manufactured with an exact cut of even density and depth using special machines. These non-convex files have tooth profiles appropriate to each grade of file.
With helical cut; convex end.
The quality file for workshop use with long tool life and high removal rate.
Standard: DIN 7261 form E
Length without tang: 250 mm

Multimatized handle with grip zone optimized in terms of torque and comfort

With hardened jaws and steel handles. Possibility of removing a handle to allow use in confined spaces.
For normal use: cast zinc body.

Box joint (= double guides). Designed to prevent fingers being trapped. Induction hardened. Notched serrated jaws, adjustable in stepped holes. Multi-position ratchet adjustment.
Red powder-coated, polished jaws and joint.
Standard: DIN ISO 8976
Material: Chrome vanadium steel, drop forged.
overall length: 250 mm
Hexagon across flats: 36 mm
Jaw capacity for pipes: 1.1/2 inch

Serrated jaws and powerful steel spring clamp body. Distance and clamping pressure adjustable via a knurled screw. Nickel plated pliers.
Oval jaw shape

Comfortable multi-material cross handle made of plastic. Chrome-vanadium steel blade, chrome-plated.
Hexagonal: 10mm
Blade length: 350mm
Total length: 385mm

Strengthened core taper.
With point geometry shape C.

with nail puller and countersunk tip, painted black, with nail holder, with tubular steel handle and steel ring for better protection of the handle, with plastic handle

The blanks are forged and ground; manufactured with an exact cut of even density and depth using special machines. These non-convex files have tooth profiles appropriate to each grade of file.
Cuts on all faces; convex end.
The quality file for workshop use with long tool life and high removal rate.
Standard: DIN 7261 form D
Length without tang: 250 mm
Width: 10 mm

Strong, very long, and slim blades; fully nickel-plated. Made of stainless steel.
Paper, fabric, thin material, and much more.
overall length: 250 mm

Square drive: 3/8 in
Total length: 200mm

Hacksaw frame with all-steel back. Alternative blade setting at 90° for flush cutting. Plastic handle. Overall length 520 mm.
The bow saw with its prominent bow frame is characterised by the u-shaped bow which tensions the saw blades. The limitation in depth of cut of hand bow saws is presented by the distance from the blade to the bow. This frame shape permits the use of particularly slim saw blades, which in other frame shapes would be liable to buckle when subjected to cutting movements with the force in alternate senses or other than in the pulling sense. Thanks to the thin hacksaw blades the metal cutting effort required is reduced, because of the small cutting width. Thus this type of saw is the classic standard for hacksaw work in metalworking.

With hickory handle ergonomic shape, varnished.
Hammer head drop forged and ground to size. Carefully hardened and tempered. Head painted, face and peen bright finished.
With nylon handle protection sleeve. Size 200−1000 additionally with forged-on handle protection collar.

With short strong jaws (round). Smooth jaws.
Jaws chemically blacked, polished head, plastic coated handles.
Standard: DIN ISO 5745
Material: Special tool steel, drop-forged, and oil-hardened.
overall length: 140 mm
Jaw length: 28 mm

Ergonomically shaped T-handle with easy-grip Haptoprene® surface and an impact-resistant plastic core. Blade of chrome vanadium special steel. Surface nickel-plated and chrome-plated. Size 4 − 10 with side drive.

Two-jaw ratchet tool holder for clamping drive squares. Sliding handle with groove at each end for locking the stop ball. Chromed carrier block. Reversible left / right or fixed ratchet. All-steel model for high dynamometric load. Tool holders with exact concentricity and tight tolerances. Milled and induction hardened clamping jaws for high toughness and optimum surface hardness.
Suitable for tapping in difficult places.
For other sizes of taps and reamers, see the tables for the corresponding product groups.
Material: All steel
□ capacity: 2.6 mm - 5.5 mm
For hand taps DIN 352: M3 - M10
Total length: 85 mm