What does SK mean on tools?

What does SK mean on tools?

The SK in S-K Tools stands for the Sherman-Klove Company. The Sherman- Klove Company made munitions for the first world war and screw-machine products. By 1932, S-K Tool division of Sherma- Klove Company was established. The S-K Tool brand wasn’t a planned endeavor for the Sherman-Klove Company.

When did S-K Tools start?

1932
In 1932 Sherman-Klove formed an S-K Tools division and began offering tools under the S-K brand, using a design with “S-K Tools” in a diamond as a logo.

Does S-K Tools still exist?

After nearly 90 years in business and a number of different owners over the years, the iconic SK Hand Tools declared bankruptcy in June 2010.

Who made S-K Tools?

SK was founded as the Sherman-Klove Company, specializing in screw machine products, by Mason H. Sherman and Noah Grover Klove. The company was founded in the early 20th century to supply munitions in World War I, and made mortar housings in a screw machine plant on Harrison Street in Chicago.

Does SK tools have a warranty?

It takes tough tools to get it done, but even the toughest tools can take a beating. That’s why we stand behind a limited lifetime warranty on each of our nearly 3,000 products. You’re committed to your trade, so it only makes sense that SK Tools USA, LLC is committed to you.

Is Proto Tools Made in USA?

They’re the top hand tool brand for automotive and industrial workers. In addition, Proto hand tools are made in the USA to ensure the highest quality and most durability in the industry Every Proto tool has gone through rigorous testing to ensure it won’t fail on the job.

How do I warranty My SK ratchet?

Contact SK Tools USA, LLC Customer Service at 800-822-5575 to obtain information regarding authorized warranty stations. No consequential, incidental, or special or punitive damages, or damages for property loss or personal injury, can be recovered under this warranty.

Is Blue Point snap-on?

Blue Point is a lower-end tool brand of Snap-On. They are made with the Snap-On specifications but different finish. Though Snap-On owns Blue Point, manufactures are contracted to make Blue Point tools.

Do they still make Bonney tools?

In 1967 the Utica, Herbrand, and Bonney combined holdings were acquired by the Triangle Corporation, and operated for a number of years as the Utica Tools division of that company. Triangle Tool was later acquired by the Cooper Tools conglomerate, and the Bonney operations were discontinued sometime in the early 1990s.