Whether screwdriver sets, pliers, Allen® or Torx® keys – WALTER offers a wide variety of hand tools for both hobbyists and professionals.
DIY enthusiasts. Hand tools – as the name suggests – are operated by hand and used with muscle power. Based on the various
Hand tools can be broadly categorized by their uses as follows: pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, cutting tools, striking tools, files,
Testing and measuring tools.

Hand tools

Saws

Saws are available in a wide variety of types, depending on their intended use. For example, the handsaw is used for cutting thicker boards,
It is used for squared timber, etc. To cut a plasterboard panel, a drywall saw is the appropriate tool, characterized by a short, rigid blade.

Pliers

The corner pipe wrench is an indispensable tool for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals. Its primary use is in plumbing and is for working on pipes and their fittings. Because the corner pipe wrench has an adjustable joint and a jaw opening of varying sizes, it is ideally suited for a wide range of plumbing tasks. It's easy to use: adjust the wrench to the size of the pipe or fitting, position it on the area to be repaired, and turn. Our tip: Don't press the wrench too hard against the pipe to prevent deformation. Corner pipe wrenches are available in various designs – available from WALTER!

• Corner pipe wrench 45° 1 1/2"
• Corner pipe wrench 45° 1"

Allen® and Torx® keys, screwdrivers

There are various tools for tightening and loosening screws, distinguished by their blade shape. These include slotted, Phillips, hex, and Torx® screwdrivers. The Allen key (or Allen wrench) is a type of internal hex key used for tightening and loosening specific screws. Torx® keys have a star-shaped recess with six points and are also used for tightening and loosening screws. At WALTER, you'll find a wide selection of different screwdriver sets and keys.

• XXL Screwdriver and Bit Set 100-piece
• Screwdriver set, 18 pieces.
• Torx and hex key set
• 9-piece set of Torx keys
• Hex key set, 9-piece.

torque wrench

A torque wrench is used for the controlled tightening of screw connections. Its primary function is for changing tires. Whether for garden sheds, swings, or similar items – countless manufacturers specify torque values for each screw or nut. The higher the load on a screw connection, the more torque is required.
The correct torque is more important.