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We've updated our screwdriver lineup; check out a few key changes including a refined slotted tip, stubbier stubby blade, and a reconfigured set offering.

Tekton offers torque wrenches in two different styles: micrometer and split beam. It's not a matter of which is better, but which is right for a particular application or user.

In this video, Tekton's Director of Manufacturing explains the engineering considerations and proprietary manufacturing process behind our USA-made Angle Head Wrenches.

When you connect a torque wrench with another tool, like a crowfoot wrench, it's important to...

LaserMill is Tekton's proprietary method for making wrenches. We use it to produce our USA-made angle head and crowfoot wrench lines.

Ian Johnson first got his hands on Tekton tools in fall of 2019...

Which is better for hand tools? These two families of steel alloys are both commonly used in hand tool manufacturing...

Need to know what inch sizes your metric sockets or wrenches match up with? Download this handy resource...

We set out to make a better driver handle, one that considers the ways you really work and that addresses the often-overlooked fact that your hands interact with the tool in multiple positions...

Torque wrenches are only as accurate as your ability to use them. Too many people focus just on the factory calibration. There’s no doubt that proper calibration is important, but, in reality...

The answer depends on your situation. Matching up the points between the tool an fastener means that you will maximize the surface area of the steel in contact, making the tool...