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Klein T-Handle Hex

Stuey

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I didn't know Klein made T-handle hex drivers, so when I saw them in a catalog I asked Klein for a test set. They sent it over, I tried 'em out, and really like them a lot.

There are a lot of European options for metric T-handle drivers, but not inch drivers with this style of handled L-wrench.

Fuller Review at TG - http://toolguyd.com/klein-journeyman-ball-hex-drivers/

What I found odd is that they're made in Slovenia. Or rather, assembled in USA of US and Slovenian components. Any idea who the OEM might be?
 

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Probably Oplast. Pratt Reed and SK were examples of US brands that have sourced from them. In Europe, some Unior, USH, and Hazet screwdriving tools were sourced from Oplast as well.
 
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Stuey

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Probably Oplast. Pratt Reed and SK were examples of US brands that have sourced from them. In Europe, some Unior, USH, and Hazet screwdriving tools were sourced from Oplast as well.

Some of those tools look familiar, although I don't think I have ever heard of Oplast. Thanks - great sleuthing!!
 
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