Tool Assortments
A tool assortment gets you working immediately. Decide which trade it serves. Sanitary kits include pipe wrenches and specific fittings. Electrician kits add insulated screwdrivers. Universal sets combine sockets and spanners for general maintenance. The number of pieces matters less than the composition. Check if the socket sizes match your daily work. Look for a durable finish, like chrome vanadium with a polished surface. Many cases come with a hanging bracket for easy wall storage. Invest in a set that fits your tasks and keeps your tools within reach.

Tool Carrying Case | Reinforced Plastic | incl. Tool Assortment | 11 pcs.
2 pack sizes
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System Case | Size L
3 pack sizes · from €71.97
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Plastic Tray | for System Cases

System Case Roller Board | for System Cases

Swivel Castor Set | für System Case Roller Board | 4 pcs.

Compartment Devider | for System Cases | Size L | 6 pcs.
3 pack sizes · from €14.35
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Tool Assortment | 58 pcs.

Tool Set | 23 pcs.

Tool Set in Aluminium Case | 129 pcs.

Wheel Change Service Set | 5 pcs.

Metal workshop Tool Case incl. Tool Assortment | 86 pcs.

Metal workshop Tool Case | empty

Plumbers / Sanitary Tool Assortment | 101 pcs.
Pick the right tool set
Choose your trade first
You buy a tool set when you want to start working right away. First choose your trade, because that makes the biggest difference. A plumbing set includes pipe wrenches and matching wrenches. An electrician's set adds insulated tools. Universal sets combine sockets and screwdrivers for general maintenance. This way you know you get the right tools for your work.
Check the composition
When ordering, check the number of parts and the specific sizes. More parts is not automatically better. Check whether the sockets include the sizes you use daily. A 95-piece set can offer more value than a 149-piece set if the sizes match your work better. Also look at the case. A sturdy case with a hanging jaw saves space and keeps the tools organised.
How to spot quality
You see quality in the finish and material. Chrome vanadium with a bright finish prevents rust and wear. Insulated tools must meet the standard for electrical work. Check whether the insulation suits the voltages you work with. This prevents unsafe situations and means you replace tools less often.
If you mainly need sockets and ratchets, you will find them in Socket Sets. Want a complete package in one case, then look at Socket Sets & Tool Assortments.