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San Diego’s California Air Tools specializes in ultra-quiet, oil-free air compressors that run at around 60 dB, quiet enough for indoor shops, garages and studios.

Deck-fastening specialist whose edge screws and Marksman guides let builders lay decks with no visible screw heads.

Capri Tools designs mechanic’s sockets, wrenches, torque tools and air accessories in California, known for slim profiles and color-coded storage.

Founded in 1901, Chicago Pneumatic makes rugged air impact wrenches, ratchets, grinders and hammers trusted in auto shops and maintenance departments worldwide.

CMT is an Italian maker of the orange-coated saw blades, router bits and boring bits used by cabinet shops and serious woodworkers.

Crescent made the adjustable wrench a household word and today builds wrenches, pliers, pry bars and Lufkin measuring tapes for trades and jobsites.

Delta has been making faucets in the US since the 1950s and is known for long-lasting valves, easy-clean spray holes and a strong lifetime warranty. Its kitchen, bath and shower fixtures are a go-to upgrade for homeowners and remodelers.

California generator specialist known for dual-fuel and tri-fuel portable generators with all-copper windings for home backup, RVs and jobsites.

Commercial-grade handheld outdoor power equipment brand known for its orange two-stroke trimmers, blowers and chainsaws backed by a 5-year consumer warranty.

Estwing has forged hammers, axes and pry tools from a single piece of American steel in Rockford, Illinois, since 1923.

Portable generator brand offering gas, dual-fuel and tri-fuel inverter and open-frame models for camping, RVs and home backup.

Fluidmaster invented the modern toilet fill valve in the 1950s and remains the go-to name for toilet repair parts. Its fill valves, flappers and supply lines are designed so homeowners can fix a running toilet in minutes.

Fluke has defined professional electrical test tools since 1948, and its yellow meters are a familiar sight in electricians’ bags worldwide. Its multimeters, clamp meters and testers are known for accuracy, safety ratings and toughness.

Forney is a Colorado-based supplier of welding machines, helmets and metalworking consumables. Its welders and supplies are aimed at farm, shop and DIY users.

Painter’s tape line from Shurtape whose PaintBlock edge treatment helps deliver crisp, bleed-free paint lines.

Gardner Bender has made practical electrical supplies for more than 60 years, from conduit benders to wire terminals and testers. Its red GB packaging is a fixture in hardware-store electrical aisles across the US.

GearWrench is the mechanic’s brand that popularized the ratcheting combination wrench, now covering ratchets, sockets, wrenches and screwdrivers built for professional shop use.

Cincinnati family business behind the famous expanding polyurethane glue, plus super glues, epoxies and heavy-duty tapes.

Minnesota-based fluid-handling specialist whose Magnum and TrueCoat airless sprayers bring contractor-style spraying to homeowners and DIY painters.

Greenworks builds battery and electric outdoor power equipment across 24V, 40V, 60V and 80V platforms as a cleaner, quieter alternative to gas.

American tool storage maker since 1947, building steel roller cabinets, top chests and service carts for pros and serious DIYers.

Hultafors is a Swedish hand-tool maker going back to 1883, known for its folding rules, forged hammers, Scandinavian knives and the gel kneepads and tool carriers sold through its North American arm.

Swedish outdoor power equipment maker with roots back to 1689, best known for its orange-and-gray chainsaws, blowers and forestry tools.

IDEAL has served electricians since 1916 and is the company behind the original Wire-Nut twist-on connector. Today it makes wire connectors, strippers and test instruments trusted on job sites across North America.

Ironclad makes task-specific performance work gloves. The range runs from all-purpose utility gloves to leather ranch and grip gloves, and each style is sized for a close, dexterous fit.

Wisconsin-based maker of levels, lasers, squares and layout tools trusted by framers, carpenters and DIYers for more than 75 years.

Global leader in durable resin products, from rolling tool boxes and modular storage to the fold-flat work tables found in garages everywhere.

Founded in Wisconsin in 1873, Kohler is one of America’s best-known names in kitchen and bath, pairing design-led fixtures with durable engineering. Its faucets and showers are found in everything from starter homes to luxury remodels.

Leica Geosystems invented the handheld laser distance meter, and its Swiss-engineered DISTO line remains a go-to for contractors, estimators and remodelers who need fast, accurate measurements.

Lisle has invented automotive specialty tools in Clarinda, Iowa, since 1903, from its famous Spill-Free funnel to shop creepers and service tools.

Lithonia Lighting is North America’s largest lighting brand, building practical LED fixtures for homes, garages, shops and commercial spaces. Its flush mounts, wall packs and canless downlights are contractor staples.

Henkel’s flagship adhesive brand, covering super glues, threadlockers and construction adhesives for shop, home and jobsite.

Louisville Ladder has built ladders in the US since 1946. It makes fiberglass and aluminum step, platform, extension and attic ladders for trades and homeowners.

Japanese power tool maker known for its teal 18V LXT and 40V XGT cordless platforms, built for daily jobsite use by contractors and serious DIYers.

Malco has built snips, seamers and sheet-metal tools in Minnesota since 1950 for HVAC, roofing, siding and gutter professionals.

Japan’s MAX has built professional pneumatic nailers since inventing the coil roofing nailer in 1982, and its SuperFramer and SuperRoofer tools are favorites of framing and roofing crews.

This California glove maker popularized the synthetic-leather mechanic’s glove. It now makes work, impact, cut-resistant and winter gloves for trades, shops and DIYers.

Oatey has supplied plumbers for more than a century, from its Cleveland roots to job sites nationwide. Its solvent cements, putties and thread sealants are trusted staples in pro and DIY toolboxes alike.

Portland, Oregon paint-tool maker known for hand-crafted brushes and roller covers that professional painters have relied on for over a century.

Pyramex is a Tennessee maker of personal protective equipment. Its range covers safety eyewear, hard hats, hearing protection and other gear rated to ANSI standards.

Illinois coatings brand famous for rust-preventive enamels and spray paints that protect and refresh metal, wood and more.

SharkBite pioneered push-to-connect plumbing, letting DIYers and pros join copper, PEX and CPVC pipe in seconds without solder or crimp tools. Its fittings, valves and connectors are a staple for fast repairs.

Shop-Vac is the original wet/dry shop vacuum brand from Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Its machines range from compact 1.5-gallon units to large stainless jobsite vacs.

Southwire is one of North America’s largest wire and cable makers, the company behind the Romex cable found in most American homes. It also builds a full line of electrician hand tools, testers and extension cords.

German-engineered screws and PowerLag structural fasteners, made in Ohio for North America, that drive fast with no pre-drilling.

German-engineered spirit levels, tapes and laser measuring tools known for their lifetime accuracy and bright yellow-and-red durability.

New Jersey brand of value-priced electric and 24V cordless yard and cleaning tools, best known for the SPX3000 electric pressure washer.

Sunex Tools supplies professional mechanics with impact sockets, air tools, service carts and lifting equipment, with a reputation for shop-grade value.

The Illinois company that invented the Speed Square, still building American-made squares, levels and layout tools for carpenters.

Born in Australia in 1976, Triton makes precision woodworking tools such as dual-mode plunge routers and the SuperJaws clamping system for serious home shops.

Vaughan has made American hammers, pry bars and its Bear Saw pull saws since 1869, and is now part of the MARSHALLTOWN family of trade tools.

German-rooted spray-equipment maker offering HVLP and airless paint sprayers plus Furno heat guns for home improvement and refinishing projects.

San Diego maker of the iconic blue-and-yellow can, plus the Specialist line of targeted lubricants, penetrants and greases.

Weller has been making soldering tools since the 1940s, from the classic pistol-grip soldering gun to hobby stations and cordless irons for electronics, wiring and craft work.

Illinois-based WEN has been making affordable shop and garden equipment since 1951, from benchtop woodworking machines to quiet inverter generators.

Werner is North America’s best-known ladder maker. It builds fiberglass and aluminum step, podium, extension and multi-position ladders, along with LOCK-IN ladder-top accessories.

Westinghouse outdoor power makes portable and inverter generators, pressure washers and 20V cordless lawn tools for home backup and yard work.

Whiteside makes router bits in North Carolina. Its solid-carbide and carbide-tipped bits are made in the USA for hand routers, router tables and CNC machines.

WORX designs clever, lightweight cordless tools for homeowners, all running on one shared 20V Power Share battery system from the garden to the workshop.