Bondhus tools are designed and manufactured to be strong and save time. Bondhus' exclusive manufacturing processes ensure the highest level of machining consistency as each tool is machined to incredibly tight tolerances. The chamfered tip makes insertion of the tool into a screw head much easier. Bondhus hex tools always insert smoothly and seat to full depth for optimal torque and longer tool life. All Bondhus tools are manufactured with Bondhus' exclusive Protanium steel, which is up to 20 percent stronger than competitor tools.
Minnesota-based company, Bondhus, was founded in 1964 when John Bondhus began to manufacture the Balldriver hex tool, which he invented. Bondhus focused on crafting the highest quality, most solid tools and due to this care, Bondhus tools can be found on every continent (more than 100 countries!). They’re in the toolboxes of auto mechanics, cyclists, dentists and musicians. Bondhus tools have a universal appeal and with tools like their Balldriver and Gorilla Grip, it’s easy to see why. Bondhus Tools are high quality and will endure a lot of use. Bondhus Tools are a tool investment that you won’t regret.
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