European made adjustable wrenches?

[ive]

I know there are some made in Spain. Anywhere else?

Thank you.

 

[ForrestT]

Irrega I believe. They currently make Channellock and Klein adjustables. Fine wrenches.

 

[dnschmidt]

Irrega makes most of them. I have a lot of adjustable wrenches but then, on the eighth day, God created the Pliers Wrench. Since then they haven't seen much action.

 

[GrantCee]

Too bad you've limited yourself to Europe...because some of the best adjustables are made in Japan.

 

[isb cornbinder]

I have a single HAZET Crescent adjustable wrench. The first and less obvious thing I noticed was the knurled nut is reverse to that of North American adjustable spanners. The Hazet is well made.
My grandmother gave this double ender when I started in trade school, in Alberta.

 

[jptbay]

Bahco - Also made in Spain by Irimo.



X2 for Japan made unit like Lobster.

 

[ive]

Too bad you've limited yourself to Europe...because some of the best adjustables are made in Japan.

I never thought of that. I’m interested

 

[matthew]

Irega is excellent.

I thought Bahco was made at a SNA Europe plant (not by Irega) in Spain? Older ones in Sweden.

 

[jptbay]

Here's a higher end Lobster. & more info.

 

[GrantCee]

I never thought of that. I’m interested

TOP Hyper Monkey Zero. My favorite.

The various Lobster wrenches are excellent, but I dislike that they don't close down all the way. Can't fault the quality, though.

 

[jptbay]

Irega is excellent.

I thought Bahco was made at a SNA Europe plant (not by Irega) in Spain? Older ones in Sweden.

Shoot, forgot about that. Irimo.