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Klein Snapshot: December 11

Every month in 2020, we’ll be brining you a Klein Timeline Snapshot: a look back in time at a specific year, looking at what the world was like in said year, and what was happening with Klein Tools.

This month’s year: 1933

-Women’s cotton blouse: $0.39
-California oranges: $0.21 per dozen
-Pontiac Straight Eight: $585.00

Hit the Nail on the Head with the Right Hammer

With any tool, there is always going to be a variety of versions of the tool, each designed for a different job or trade specialty. If you’re just beginning to work in the trades, or if you’re DIY-er who doesn’t have an extensive knowledge of the differences in tools, it can be hard to know what variety of a tool to use for what. At Klein Tools, we know that, and want to make the task of finding the right tool a little easier. So today, we’re looking at some of the different varieties of hammers that we offer and giving you a brief overview of what that particular variety can be used for…

Find the Right Tool Bag for Your Jobsite

As we move towards the holidays, many people are looking for the perfect gift for the trade professionals in their life. One of the most important pieces of equipment that can often get overlooked is the perfect bag. Given that a bag is essential for carrying tools safely and efficiently, it can be one of the most key necessities for any pro. Today we’re looking at some of the different bag options that Klein Tools has to offer and the different needs that they can help.

5 Must-Have Fish Tape Accessories

Fish tapes are some of the most common tools in the electrical trade, being used to run wire and cable through out-of-reach areas on work sites. Klein Tools has always had a wide range of fish tape options, and continues to expand its variety, including the most recent addition, the glow fish tape. While the fish tapes do the bulk of the work in running the wire and cable, having the right accessories for the job  can make a big difference. These products can help make fishing wire more efficient and ultimately make the job you’re doing even easier. Today we’re looking at some of the…

Klein Snapshot – November 13

Every month in 2020, we’ll be brining you a Klein Timeline Snapshot: a look back in time at a specific year, looking at what the world was like in said year, and what was happening with Klein Tools.

This month’s year: 2007

-Toyota Corolla - $12,499.00
-Newspaper - $.35 daily
-Gas Range - $549.99

Klein Snapshot: October 9

Every month in 2020, we’ll be brining you a Klein Timeline Snapshot: a look back in time at a specific year, looking at what the world was like in said year, and what was happening with Klein Tools.

This month’s year: 1871

Manufacturing Day

Manufacturing Day is a holiday held annually on the first Friday of October that gives companies the opportunity to open their doors to students, parents and educators to help show the reality of modern manufacturing careers. Given all of the challenges that manufacturers face, this yearly event gives companies the chance to address said challenges and encourage the upcoming generation of manufacturing professionals to help solve them.

Getting Tuned Up for Colder Weather

While it may seem like summer flew by, as of this week we are officially into fall, and before we have a chance to blink, winter will be here. Rather than be caught unprepared, it’s important to take steps now to ensure once winter does come, your home heating will be up to par and able to keep you and your family safe and warm throughout the season. Given that we all will likely be home more this winter and our heating systems will be working harder than ever, this process is especially important this year.

Klein Snapshot: September 11

Every month in 2020, we’ll be brining you a Klein Timeline Snapshot: a look back in time at a specific year, looking at what the world was like in said year, and what was happening with Klein Tools.

This month’s year: 1826

National Senior Citizens Day

Friday, August 21, is National Senior Citizens Day, a holiday created in 1989 by President Ronald Reagan to recognize and appreciate the dedication, accomplishments and services that senior citizens have given throughout their life. One of the areas where people can show this appreciation, outside of their family, is in the workplace.