The days of loud, exhaust-filled gas generators powering your essentials on the jobsite is over thanks to the KTB 5. Klein has introduced a cleaner, lighter, and quieter alternative to keep your on‐site electronics, lights, fans, battery chargers, and small battery‐operated tools running. The KTB 5 is sure to keep your jobsite centralized, running efficiently, and everyone on task. A …
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The commitment to a Safer Work Place is a shared goal for many companies and tool brands, Ergodyne has been a leader at the forefront of this push with one of the most extensive collection of tool tethering and storage solutions for working at heights. Klein Tools is the brand most trusted by electricians, many working at heights so this …
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Klein Tools was productive, launching four new products recently. Expanding upon the concept of multi-bit screwdrivers, Klein has come up with the 7-in-1 Nut Driver. Utilizing spring coils and rare earth magnets, this tool makes changing nuts and bolts a synch. Their Electricians multi-tool features a small knife, Philips and flat-head screwdrivers, and a wire stripper. Not sure how useful a splinter remover …
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Scott cracks a few (or more) open to see which cooler is the coolest! So, we throw a six pack in the Milwaukee Jobsite Soft-Side Cooler 48-22-8250 and the Klein Jobsite Soft-Sided Cooler 55601, wait 12 hours and let the testing commence.
Read MoreWow! We’re 12 episodes in and the response has been amazing. Thank you for watching every weekend and the support. In episode 12 we look into the new Bosch Blaze Laser, search for the Electrician of The Year, pulling a truck with Fish tape and watch Home Depot & Lowes duke it out. To view all of this and more, watch …
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Klein Tools recently did an online survey of professional electricians, 201 responded 40% union, 60% non-union. All with varying years of experience and were asked questions about skill levels they perceive in the work force and levels of training. It would appear for the majority the feeling is there is a need for more training and higher skill levels on …
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