Tool Chests Cabinets Heavy Duty Garage Storage System 232 Pcs Workshop Hand Tools

Specifications

Safety essentials for carrying hand tools

1.Operators should pass tools hand by hand, do not throw; when passing tools with sharp edges, the handle should be directed towards the person receiving the tools.

2.For tools such as crowbars that need to be carried on the shoulder, pay attention to the front, back, left, and right when carrying them, so that they do not collide with other objects and people, and be stable when they are put down.

3.When carrying portable power tools with cords, please protect the cords and keep them away from sharp objects, heat sources, oils or solvents, so as not to damage the cords.

4.Appropriate tools should be used.

5.The handles of all tools should be firmly assembled, and the wooden handles should be checked regularly for cracks and breaks.

6.Most hand tools are electrical conductors, so be careful when working near live wires.

Assembly tools

Assembly tools usually refer to screwdrivers, adjustable wrenches, open-end wrenches, integral wrenches, allen wrenches, socket wrenches, pin pullers, oblique keys and bearing handling tools.

(1) Wrench

Wrenches are mainly used to tighten hexagonal, square screws and various nuts. It is made of tool steel, alloy steel or malleable cast iron. Generally divided into three categories: general, special and special. When in use, a wrench with a suitable specification should be selected according to the shape, specification and working conditions of the screw and nut to operate.

(2) Screwdriver

A screwdriver is a special tool used to tighten or loosen screws with grooves at the beginning. Its tool part is made of carbon tool steel and hardened by quenching. Generally divided into four types: standard screwdriver, elbow screwdriver, Phillips screwdriver, fast screwdriver.

(3) Pliers

Pliers are special tools used to clamp workpieces or scissors. The jaws are not fixed, and the jaws have serrations and cutting edges on the surface, so they are also called clamps. The other is electrician's hand pliers, mainly used for cutting wires.

Do not use the hand pliers as a wrench. When cutting the short end of the wire, in order to prevent the flying short head from hurting people, the short end should face the ground. The operator should wear goggles; the electrician's hand pliers must be covered with an insulating sleeve.

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