Got the following response from snap on today re: bits. Still waiting on one more reply for the specific production facility for the snap on bits. TLDR Some zephyr, information they readily provide. Most snap on. SDG part number all in house mfgt.
SDN11/12 are the two bit holders I photographed earlier. The BTS part numbers are square drive/robertson.
Damn, I didn't ask about the part numbers for the power bits. I will do so. They seem more than willing to answer the questions.
Original correspondence (starts with my most recent reply about an hour ago/opening email at the bottom)
Hello
I could be reading them wrong, but those part numbers are on the website.
https://shop.snapon.com/categories/Tamper-Resistant-TORX/675087
However, I don’t know if its necessary to ask about them, it would seem all the SDM part numbers are made by Snap on. Do you know which facility they are made in? Thanks for your help.
-Mike Sevarino
On Jun 1, 2020, at 7:24 PM, Snap-on Tools CCC <
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Good evening Josh,
The following part numbers are made by Zephyr.
SDM11
SDM12
BTS0
BTS1
BTS2
BTS3
The parts listed below are not valid part numbers.
SDMTR6D
SDMTR7D
SDMTR8D
SDMTR9D
SDMTR10D
SDMTR15D
SDMTR20D
SDMTR25D
SDMTR27D
SDMTR30D
SDMTR40D
The remaining items are made by Snap-on.
Thanks,
Jessica
Snap-on Customer Care
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Sent: Monday, June 1, 2020 4:39:45 PM
To: "Snap-on Tools CCC" <
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Subject: Re: Snap-on Incorporated - General Questions [#4ADB66J]
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Hi Josh
Thanks a lot for getting back to me so quickly. Below is a list of part numbers for the insert bits I'm interested in. Forgive me if I would have only needed to provide an example. Thanks a lot for your help, as I said I have no reason for asking this question besides wanting to know for a very long time. Thanks again.
-Mike Sevarino
SDMV208
SDM11
SDM12
BTS0
BTS1
BTS2
BTS3
SDM221IRB
SDM222IRB
SDM223IRB
SDM251IRB
SDM252IRB
SDM253IRB
SDMTR8
SDMTR10
SDMTR15
SDMTR20
SDMTR25
SDMTR27
SDMTR30
SDMTR40
SDMTR45
SDMTR50
SDMTR6D
SDMTR7D
SDMTR8D
SDMTR9D
SDMTR10D
SDMTR15D
SDMTR20D
SDMTR25D
SDMTR27D
SDMTR30D
SDMTR40D
SDM211B
SDM212B
SDM213B
SDM214B
SDM215B
SDMM2702B
SDMM2702.5B
SDMM2703B
SDMM2704C
SDMM2705C
SDMM2706C
SDMM2708B
SDMM2710B
SDM2704D
SDM2705D
SDM2706D
SDM2707D
SDM2708D
SDM2709D
SDM2710D
SDM2712D
SDM2714D
On Jun 1, 2020, at 12:51 PM, Snap-on Tools CCC <
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Good Afternoon Mike,
Thanks for contacting Snap-on Tools. Can you please provide a part number the item in question?
Thanks,
Josh
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Sent: Monday, June 1, 2020 1:17:48 PM
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Subject: FW: Snap-on Incorporated - General Questions
Please reach out to customer.
Thank you.
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From: Michael Sevarino <
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Sent: Monday, June 1, 2020 1:16 PM
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Subject: Snap-on Incorporated - General Questions
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Hello
I was wondering where your 1/4” insert bits are made? Does Zephyr still make the bits or does snap on make them in house now? If so, which production facility? I have been wondering this for awhile, so I figured I would ask. Thanks for your help.
-Mike Sevarino