Buying Tools for Every Job
Good tools make jobs easier, more accurate, and more efficient. Whether you want to assemble, cut, tighten, or finish something: with the right hand tools, you have a suitable solution for every job at your fingertips.
At TEKZEN, you will find various types of tools for home, workshop, and diverse DIY projects. Discover, among others, tool sets, socket sets, tool cases, professional utility knives, and miter shears from brands such as Stark's, Fischer Kraft, Delphin 03, and Maclean.
Hand Tools for Home and Workshop
Hand tools form the basis of almost every tool collection.
From a sharp utility knife for precise cutting to a comprehensive socket set for loosening and tightening bolts and nuts: each type of tool has its own application.
By having various types of hand tools together, you'll spend less time searching for the right tool during a job.
Always choose tools based on the material and the tasks you want to perform.
Tool Set
With a tool set, you have various components together immediately.
This can be useful if you regularly do odd jobs or want to purchase a broader collection of tools at once.
Within the current assortment, you will find several comprehensive sets. You can choose from Stark's socket sets with various numbers of components and a very extensive Fischer Kraft tool case.
Which set suits you best depends on the work you want to use the tools for.
Complete Tool Case
A complete tool case offers two advantages: you have various tools together and can store them neatly.
Within the collection, you will find a Fischer Kraft tool case with 619 components.
This extensive set is designed as a trolley and features a telescopic handle.
This is particularly practical when you want to transport many different tools without having to carry multiple separate cases.
Tool Case with Trolley
A large tool case can become quite heavy due to all its components.
A tool case with trolley makes it easier to move the complete set over a suitable surface.
The current Fischer Kraft version combines wheels with a telescopic handle.
This allows you to keep a large amount of tools organized and transport them more easily to your worksite.
Socket Set
You use a socket set for tasks involving suitable bolts and nuts.
Within the current tool collection, you will find several complete Stark's sets.
There are versions with 108, 172, and 216 pieces.
This allows you to choose a more compact set or a more extensive assortment with more sockets and accessories.
108-Piece Socket Set
The Stark's 108-piece socket set is the smallest of the three current Stark's versions.
This does not automatically mean that it is less suitable for every user.
If the available sizes and components match your tasks, a more compact set can be quite convenient.
Therefore, do not only look at the total number of components but especially check which sockets, ratchets, and accessories are actually included.
172-Piece Socket Set
Want a more extensive set? Then you'll also find a Stark's socket set with 172 pieces in the assortment.
More components can mean that you have more different sizes and accessories available for various tasks.
This is particularly interesting if you regularly do odd jobs and don't want to buy separate tools for every non-standard size.
Check the exact contents before making a choice.
216-Piece Socket Set
The largest current Stark's version is a 216-piece socket set.
Such an extensive set is interesting for users who like to have many different sockets and accompanying components available within one tool set.
Store each component in its designated place after use.
This keeps the set organized and makes it quicker to see when a socket or other component is missing.
Socket Set for Jobs
A socket set is useful for all kinds of assembly and maintenance tasks involving bolts and nuts.
By combining multiple sizes in one set, you don't have to purchase a separate, suitable socket for every fastener.
Always use a socket that fits correctly.
An incorrect socket size can reduce grip and damage both the fastener and the tool.
Ratchet Set
In many extensive socket sets, ratchets are used to operate sockets.
A ratchet set allows you to turn a bolt or nut incrementally without having to completely reposition the tool after each movement.
This is especially practical when the available movement space is limited.
Choose the right ratchet, socket, and any extensions for the specific task.
Professional Utility Knife
A professional utility knife is suitable for precise cutting in materials for which the specific knife is designed.
Within the current assortment, you will find various Delphin 03 utility knives.
There are versions with spare straight blades, spare hook blades, and a combination of both types.
This allows you to choose a version that matches the cutting work you regularly perform.
Utility Knife with Spare Blades
Spare blades are useful when an existing blade becomes dull or damaged.
Within the collection, you will find Delphin 03 utility knives that come complete with various spare blades.
For example, there is a version with 10 straight blades and 10 hook blades.
This way, you have replacement blades readily available when needed during work.
Utility Knife with Hook Blades
A hook blade has a different shape than a traditional straight blade.
This allows it to be used for specific cutting tasks where this shape is suitable.
Within the current collection, you will find a professional Delphin 03 utility knife that comes with 10 spare hook blades.
Always use the correct type of blade for the material and cut away from your body.
Utility Knife with Straight Blades
For general cutting work, a straight blade may be suitable.
Within the current collection, you will also find a Delphin 03 professional utility knife including 10 spare straight blades.
A sharp blade requires less force than a dull one and can therefore work more accurately.
Nevertheless, always be careful and store the knife safely after use.
Work Knife
The terms work knife and utility knife are regularly used for knives that are deployed during various jobs.
A good work knife should be comfortable to hold and suit the materials you want to cut.
Also, check which type of replacement blade is suitable for the specific model.
Never use a damaged knife or tool that no longer functions correctly.
Miter Shears
A miter shears is designed for precise cuts at different angles.
Within the collection, you will find Maclean skirting miter shears that can be adjusted from 45° to 135°.
This type of tool can be practical for custom-fitting suitable profiles and skirting boards.
An adjustable angle helps to perform various miter cuts more consistently.
Skirting Shears
A skirting shears can make it easier to cut suitable skirting boards and profiles to size.
Instead of determining every angle solely by sight, with an adjustable model, you can set the desired cutting angle.
The Maclean version within the assortment is therefore also offered as a skirting cutter and skirting nippers.
Always check whether the material you want to cut is suitable for the tool.
Tools for DIYers
For a DIY enthusiast, it is convenient to have various basic tools readily available.
After all, you don't always know beforehand which job is next on the schedule.
A good basic set can consist of cutting tools and various wrenches and sockets, supplemented with other tools that match the work you regularly perform.
Then expand your collection specifically when needed.
Tools for Home
Even if you only do odd jobs occasionally, tools for home are practical.
A loose fastener, assembly job, or small repair work often comes unexpectedly.
With a suitable tool set, you don't have to borrow or purchase tools separately for every small job.
Mainly choose a set whose most important components you expect to actually use.
Tools for the Workshop
In a workshop, overview is at least as important as the quantity of tools.
Therefore, store sockets, knives, and other tools as much as possible in fixed places.
A tool case or complete set with its own layout can help with this.
After each job, you can quickly see if all components have been put back, and your workspace remains organized.
Tools for Assembly
For assembly work, you often need multiple types of tools.
Think of sockets and ratchets for bolted connections and suitable cutting tools for certain materials.
The necessary combination varies per job.
Therefore, check in advance which fasteners are used and ensure that your tools are correctly matched in terms of size and application.
Organizing Tools Neatly
Good tools are more easily lost when everything is loose in different drawers.
A tool case or an organized tool set helps to give components a fixed place.
This saves time during jobs and makes it easier to check if you've put everything away afterward.
Clean tools if necessary before storing them again and keep them in a dry, suitable place.
Loose Tools or a Tool Set?
Both options have advantages.
With loose tools, you can very specifically choose exactly the product you need. A complete tool set gives you various sizes and components at once.
Starting with few tools? Then a set can form a practical basis.
If you already have an extensive collection, it is often more logical to only add missing tools.
Which Tool Set Do I Need?
Don't just look at how many components a set contains.
A set with 216 components is not automatically better for you than a version with 108 components.
First determine what you will primarily use the tools for and then compare the included sizes and accessories.
Pay attention to, among other things:
- types of tools;
- available socket sizes;
- ratchets and accessories;
- number of components;
- layout and storage options;
- portability;
- size of the case;
- tasks for which the set is suitable.
This way, you choose a set based on usability instead of solely on the highest number of components.
Safe Use of Tools
Use tools only for their intended purpose.
Before use, check that parts are not damaged and wear appropriate personal protective equipment when the work requires it.
Be extra careful with sharp knives. Always cut in a controlled manner and away from your body, and store loose spare blades safely.
If in doubt about a particular job or application, seek appropriate professional advice.
Tool Maintenance
Good maintenance helps tools remain usable longer.
Remove dirt after use and store tools dry. Check moving parts regularly and replace damaged or worn parts when necessary.
Utility knife blades should be replaced when they are dull or damaged.
For ratchets and other mechanical tools, follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions.
What to Look For When Buying Tools?
Always start with the job you want to perform.
Then pay attention to quality, sizing, ease of use, and what accessories are included.
For a socket set, available sizes and ratchets are particularly important. For a utility knife, you look at the type of blade and available spare blades. For a complete tool case, the layout and portability also play a role.
This way, you buy tools that actually match your work.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tools
How many tool products does TEKZEN have?
The current collection contains 11 products. The assortment includes socket sets, a complete tool case, professional utility knives, and miter shears.
Which tool brands does TEKZEN sell?
Within the current collection, you will find tools from Stark's, Fischer Kraft, Delphin 03, and Maclean.
Does TEKZEN have socket sets?
Yes. The current assortment includes Stark's socket sets with 108, 172, and 216 pieces.
Does TEKZEN have a complete tool case?
Yes. Within the assortment, you will find a Fischer Kraft 619-piece tool case with a trolley and telescopic handle.
Does TEKZEN sell utility knives?
Yes. There are several professional utility knives from Delphin 03, including versions with straight spare blades and hook blades.
Does TEKZEN have miter shears?
Yes. The current collection includes Maclean skirting miter shears that are adjustable from 45° to 135°.
Which socket set should I choose?
That depends on the tasks and sizes you need. Don't just compare the number of components, but especially the exact contents of the different sets.
Is a complete tool set useful for home?
A complete set can be practical if you want to have different types of tools together. Mainly choose a composition whose components match the jobs you expect to perform.
Buy Tools Online at TEKZEN
Do you want to buy tools for odd jobs, assembly, maintenance or DIY projects? Discover the range of tools at TEKZEN and choose from various individual tools and complete sets.
From a professional utility knife or miter shears to an extensive socket set or complete toolbox: choose the tools that suit your job and work in an organised and accurate manner.