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Made where?
I think Infar holds the Asian patent for the non-slip combo wrenches, so most likely Taiwan.
Infar makes them for ICON, Geartech, MAC, Craftsman, Milwaukee, Hyundai, the import Snappies...
You pick the open end you want (smooth, nonslip, flare) then pick the box end you want (6, 12, spline, toothed 6) and Infar will put your name on them.
I think Infar holds the Asian patent for the non-slip combo wrenches, so most likely Taiwan.
Infar makes them for ICON, Geartech, MAC, Craftsman, Milwaukee, Hyundai, the import Snappies...
You pick the open end you want (smooth, nonslip, flare) then pick the box end you want (6, 12, spline, toothed 6) and Infar will put your name on them.
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So this has two larger wrenches than the HF set
The only skip is the 20mm, and nothing seems to ever require an open ended wrench in that size
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Infar makes them for ICON, Geartech, MAC, Craftsman, Milwaukee, Hyundai, the import Snappies...
You pick the open end you want (smooth, nonslip, flare) then pick the box end you want (6, 12, spline, toothed 6) and Infar will put your name on them.
https://www.infar.com.t
Infar makes them for ICON, Geartech, MAC, Craftsman, Milwaukee, Hyundai, the import Snappies...
You pick the open end you want (smooth, nonslip, flare) then pick the box end you want (6, 12, spline, toothed 6) and Infar will put your name on them.
https://www.infar.com.t
You have Pittsburgh (made in India), Snapon Flank Drive Plus (USA), ICON (Taiwan) and Craftsman Overdrive (Taiwan)
I'd say that TTC has a pretty good way of showing the differences between brands that even a layperson can understand.
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