Klein Tools is one of the most widely used hand tool brands in the electrical trade, and it shows up just as often in maintenance, construction and industrial work. Tradies stick with Klein because the tools hold up – that’s why we cover them here. On this page you’ll find our reviews and buying guides for the full Klein Tools range, from pliers and cutters to testers, storage and safety gear.
Why Tradies Choose Klein
Klein Tools has been making hand tools since 1857, and that history shows in how the tools are built. Klein uses induction hardening on jaws and cutting edges, hot-riveted joints instead of screws that can work loose, and US-sourced steel. You won’t see any of that on a spec sheet. But you’ll feel it after a few months of daily use, that’s the actual difference, not a slogan.
Klein Tools By Category
Hand Tools & Cutting
- Pliers
- Screwdrivers, Nut Drivers & Accessories
- Strippers, Cutters & Crimpers
- Cable and Bolt Cutters
- Hex Key Wrenches
- Wrenches
- Hammers, Chisels & Punches
- Knives and Scissors
- Saws & Blades
- Reciprocating Saw Blades
- Drill Bits, Hole Saws, Step-Drills & Ship-Augers
- Sheet Metal Tools
- Insulated Tools
- Journeyman Series
Testing & Measuring
- Electrical Testers
- Voice, Data & Video Testers
- Voice, Data & Video Tools & Connectors
- Levels & Measuring Tools
Storage & Carry
- Tool Bags
- Tool Storage
- Pouches & Carriers
- Lineman Buckets & Accessories
- Tool Sets
- Block and Tackle
Safety & Wearables
- Personal Protection Equipment & Safety Products
- Lineman’s Body Belts
- Tool Belts
Trade-Specific Tools
- Conduit Tools and Fish Tapes
- Telecom/Datacom Tools
- Terminals & Cable Ties
- Wire Pulling Grips
- Mining & Heavy Industry Tools
- Steel Construction Tools
More from Klein
- New Products
- Branded Collection
- Flashlights
- Hand Cleaners & Chemicals
- Miscellaneous Tools
Latest Klein Tools Reviews
Fresh Klein reviews and comparisons, updated as we test and publish them.
Tools For Tradies, Klein reviews follow the same criteria we use for every brand on this site — see How We Choose What to Recommend.