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By Counterman
Milwaukee Tool has introduced new Mechanics Hand Tool Sets, engineered as an all-in-one solution for professionals.
link hidden, please login to viewsaid the sets pair versatile hand tools with the PACKOUT Modular Storage System, offering both performance and organization. Complete Tool Solutions with PACKOUT
The Master Mechanics Hand Tool Set is available in a comprehensive 366-piece version. Customers can also choose product-focused sets stored in a 4-Drawer Tool Box or purchase individual product trays. All tools arrive organized in PACKOUT Drawer Tool Boxes, which are impact-resistant. The PACKOUT 4-Wheel Dolly provides a 250-pound weight capacity, giving users portable durability on the jobsite.
Tools Built for Performance
The sets feature 6-point Chrome Sockets with FOUR FLAT sides to deter rolling and 90-tooth ratchets designed for use in tight spaces. Ratcheting Combination Wrenches provide a 2.5-degree arc swing and MAX BITE open-end grip, delivering up to 25% more torque. Each set also includes pliers, picks, pry bars, screwdrivers, and hammers for a complete mechanics tool solution, Milwaukee Tool said.
Warranty and Availability
link hidden, please login to viewbacks the new Mechanics Hand Tool Sets with a Lifetime Guarantee on the hand tools, while the remaining items are covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. All sets will be available in October 2025. Product Details
366-piece Master Mechanics Hand Tool Set with PACKOUT Drawers and Dolly
SKU: 48-22-9495 | MSRP: $3,999.99 242-piece Drive Metric & SAE Ratchet & Socket Set with PACKOUT 4-Drawer Tool Box
SKU: 48-22-9491 | MSRP: $1,599.99 60-piece Metric & SAE Combination Wrench Set with PACKOUT 4-Drawer Tool Box
SKU: 48-22-9492 | MSRP: $1,199.99 64-piece Hand Tool Set with PACKOUT 4-Drawer Tool Box
SKU: 48-22-9493 | MSRP: $1,149.99 The post
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By Counterman
Hunter Engineering has introduced a website that breaks down sophisticated ADAS procedures and terminology into easy-to-understand topics, as a means to help simplify the ever-complicating conversations around ADAS.
Available for free to access and use, Hunter’s interactive ADAS Learning Tool works on touchscreen tablets or desktop computers. Designed to assist counter workers or allow customers to explore on their own, the tool succinctly answers many of the why, when and how questions both shops and consumers have regarding ADAS calibrations,
link hidden, please login to view explained. “ADAS has received plenty of attention the past several years, but comparatively little of it deals with talking to actual vehicle owners,” said Tommy Maitz, Hunter director of marketing. “This learning tool will help shops have more informative and effective conversations with their customers about which systems are included on their cars, and the need for calibrations.”
The tool begins by separating ADAS procedures into four main categories – camera, radar, ultrasound, internal – and provides brief overviews and images for each type to aid with in-person discussions. From there, a user can examine the color-coded vehicle image to learn about the specific functions and locations of ADAS components, and when calibrations would be recommended or required.
Also included on the page are extensive lists of the names OEMs use for the ADAS systems across their models, color-coded to locations on the image. Although the names vary widely across the dozens of OEMs, the functions usually fall into one of the four main categories, Hunter said.
“While shops generally know much more about ADAS than their customers at this point, there’s still some confusion and uncertainty when they talk to them,” Maitz said. “This tool is a quick and easy way for everyone to understand the concepts and get on the same ADAS page.”
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