Wurth Must Haves

[mobiledynamics]

The only Wurth staple I have is their HHKS creep oil and this was just started from a Indy I was using back eon's ago.

So like all things GJ,....got OCD on anchors. Hardly ever use them and snap toggles is the only thing I use most - for our tvs....

So off a Rabbit Hole I went. I needed to install some access point mounts in drywall and wasn't too crazed about the Toggler TC ones.
Ended up getting the Fischer SX Plus series but the Wurth Shark Anchors do look nice and I would have bought some to try if it was available.

Are there *must have* Wurth Staples in your arsenal of all things Garage

 

[richfinn]

Yeah, their pump up brake cleaner spray bottles are the absolute best I've ever used in the automotive industry (I use them for penetrating oils and soap/water along with brake cleaner).

You will get 10 years out of them easy, brilliant value for money

 

[cgrutt]

I still have a box of hot glue sticks I used in the 1980s I'm sure there is better stuff today but back in the day their's was the best there was.

 

[GETCHOOSUM]

My wife got me this ratchet for Christmas one year. I thought it was kinda gimmicky but gave it a shot. I love it, tends to be the 1/4 I grab when I need one.

ZEBRA 1/4 Inch Ball-Head 3-in-1 Ratchet (Ratchet, Screwdriver and T-handle) | Ratchet Tools | Ratchets and Sockets | Hand Tools | Tools | Wurth USA

1/4 inch ball head ratchet 3-in-1! Can be used like a conventional ratchet, as a screwdriver or T-handle Multi-functional ball-head ratchet with variable handle Tip: 6.3–1/4 inch external square Standard: DIN 3122, ISO 3315 Head: 72 teeth, 5° angle of rotation, 270° rotatable joint Handle...

www.wurthusa.com

 

[rd65]

great assortment of electrical crimp connectors. they have a super impact grease that we used all the time, shows as SIG3000 today i think

 

[JradM]

The bit ratchet. I have several and it remains my favorite.

It's tiny, adds no height to your bit, is strong and has fine teeth. Great little tool.

 

[dutchgray]

Yeah, their pump up brake cleaner spray bottles are the absolute best I've ever used in the automotive industry (I use them for penetrating oils and soap/water along with brake cleaner).

You will get 10 years out of them easy, brilliant value for money

They truly are excellent, made by Klaeger, which you can find slightly cheaper than the Wurth ones, plus they do them for other chemical types (though the Wurth bottle is slightly different and a bit better IMO)

 

[the intimidator]

I have a 1/4” bit set that I use everyday!! Electrical connections are very good quality as are the wire wheels and consumables!! Between wurth and 3m they are the only roloc consumables I will buy!!

 

[F-22]

They truly are excellent, made by Klaeger, which you can find slightly cheaper than the Wurth ones, plus they do them for other chemical types (though the Wurth bottle is slightly different and a bit better IMO)

We use both Wurth and Klaeger ones at work, as well as Pressol. All are nice but my favourite might be Pressol. Maybe cause I'm so biased towards their oilers too (the zinc die cast version).

 

[Rockable]

If you're restoring a car, their SKS Stoneguard is the best undercoating I have ever ever used. As a bonus, it cleans up witth water.