Milwaukee rebrands?

[Matt Irvine]

I was browsing the Sidchrome site earlier, and came upon this lot. I can't find any more info at all, just this banner.. They look an awful lot like Milwaukee.
Any thoughts, with out specs?

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[LB-1911]

I was browsing the Sidchrome site earlier, and came upon this lot. I can't find any more info at all, just this banner.. They look an awful lot like Milwaukee.
Any thoughts, with out specs?

Sidechrome is a subsidiary of Stanley Black & Decker.
http://www.sidchrome.com.au/cms/sbd

 

[Askme42]

The colors look miwaukee. Otherwise not so sure.

 

[tank4114]

nope not milwaukee there the same as the MAC tools cordless stuff (not sure who makes it for them) same as the air tools they are the same as MAC/Proto/stanley

edit. i remember now pretty sure they use dewalt platform as the batteries are interchangable

http://toolguyd.com/mac-dewalt-cordless-impact-wrenches-ratchets-drills/

 

[HammerRed]

The Mac stuff is made by dewalt. Even take same batteries. Got a mac flyer right here selling a dewalt impact driver and get a free mac re-branded battery.

 

[woodstockva]

Yeah....I was going to say, looks just like the MAC lineup to me....

 

[Joe B.]

Sidechrome is a subsidiary of Stanley Black & Decker.
http://www.sidchrome.com.au/cms/sbd

Yes, and both Mac & DeWalt are also part of Stanley Black & Decker. It is likely that Stanley Black & Decker makes most of the products sold by their brands but I'm sure there are some exceptions out there.

Milwaukee is a division of TTI in Hong Kong.
http://www.ttigroup.com/en/our_brands/by_division/

A lot of these brands are just that... brands. Not actual companies.

 

[Monte]

also available from....:

 

[Stuey]

nope not milwaukee there the same as the MAC tools cordless stuff (not sure who makes it for them) same as the air tools they are the same as MAC/Proto/stanley

edit. i remember now pretty sure they use dewalt platform as the batteries are interchangable

http://toolguyd.com/mac-dewalt-cordless-impact-wrenches-ratchets-drills/

Yup!

also available from....:

Wow.

I really wish the reverse were true, that Dewalt, Stanley, or Proto would slap their names on certain Facom tools.