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billymade
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This is the USA based site:
http://www.wurthusa.com/project/en/leftnavi/products/products.html
Wurth Group Germany
http://www.wuerth.com
a number of places that sell their stuff online:
http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=wurth+products&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
Since you live in the middle east/Jordan; why not contact Wurth and see if they have a dealer near you?
Wurth - Jordan Co. Ltd.
Um Al-Basateen Main Road,
Al-Manaseer Gas Station
P.O. Box 951
11592 Amman
JORDAN
Phone: +962 657 280 85 / +962 572 52 24
Fax: +962 657 252 01
E-mail: [email protected]
Look up contact info here:
http://www.wuerth.com/web/en/wuerthcom/wrthweltweit/wrthweltweit_1/groupaddresses.php
http://www.wurthusa.com/project/en/leftnavi/products/products.html
Wurth Group Germany
http://www.wuerth.com
a number of places that sell their stuff online:
http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=wurth+products&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
Since you live in the middle east/Jordan; why not contact Wurth and see if they have a dealer near you?
Wurth - Jordan Co. Ltd.
Um Al-Basateen Main Road,
Al-Manaseer Gas Station
P.O. Box 951
11592 Amman
JORDAN
Phone: +962 657 280 85 / +962 572 52 24
Fax: +962 657 252 01
E-mail: [email protected]
Look up contact info here:
http://www.wuerth.com/web/en/wuerthcom/wrthweltweit/wrthweltweit_1/groupaddresses.php
Vinko
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Don't know what the model is like outside of the US, but within, they do have "reps" that will visit you to allow you to order. I got a rep to come out every few months and I've been very much pleased with some of their product.
american lockpicker
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Where is Wurth's tools made?
Vinko
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I believe some of it is determined by market, but in the US, I've seen US and German tools. Some Germany, though (from my own experience) a lot of US consumables (like abrasives, clamps, etc). Some Swedish clamps (ABA), and some "EU" electrical connectors (which I like).
I believe more of the chemicals (at least for the Southern Calif market) are unfortunately US rather than EU but a lot of the EU stuff is pretty good, and I know Germany has or is getting a lot tougher on environmental regs, but they seem to be coming up with some good solutions.
Depends on what you are talking about ?? Hand tools (which ?) electric tools, air tools, etc. Electric tools for example are supplied by Bosch, Fein, Metabo, Suhner, Techtronics (AEG + Milwaukee), Flex, Kärcher, Dewalt - so a wide variety with different COO´s.
Vinko
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Elroy deals with two Wurth facilities (Adams & Snider) on a regular basis and have yet to see any fasteners supplied by them to be made by them. Elroy thinks it's safe to say Wurth is purely a diversified distributor.
If you had a special application they would make recommendations and source the manufacturing for you. They're simply middlemen with contacts
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JeepsAreBuilt
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Out here we have Kent Automotive. I think they are a division of Wurth or something.
Cliff McNeill
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We have a member here that is/was a Wurth rep. His name is Blwnsln . He was my Secret Santa last year and he sent me a nice 1/4" ratchet/socket set. See the 2nd and 3rd post on the page....
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51343&page=2
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51343&page=2
Vinko
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Just a riff off your post:
I don't know if they "make" anything "themselves" or not, but I do think their model is very useful to shops, esp. those that don't have the resources or don't want to devote said resources to inventory management. The more I look at it, and talk to the rep that swings by our place every so often, the more I think it's a useful service for shops. I know they've got about 4 tiers of pricing (maybe more), but I'm not sure that you'd save any more buy going to McMaster or the like. For quality automotive supplies, I think they've got it arranged right too. I like their business model.
Vinko
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Würth owns several companies which manufactures screws and other things for example: www.reisser-screws.com
a list of companies/factories + branches they own:
http://www.wuerth.com/web/en/wuerthcom/wrthweltweit/wrthweltweit_1/groupaddresses.php
(btw. the Wurth owner is the 7th richest german
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a list of companies/factories + branches they own:
http://www.wuerth.com/web/en/wuerthcom/wrthweltweit/wrthweltweit_1/groupaddresses.php
(btw. the Wurth owner is the 7th richest german
)Hey, I've got one of those. I'm a terrible magpie about buying Euro kits in little black boxes on eBay if they're a deal. Facom probably?
Vinko
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Mr. Third Person said:
Vinko said:
Würth owns several companies which manufactures screws and other things for example: www.reisser-screws.com
a list of companies/factories + branches they own:
http://www.wuerth.com/web/en/wuerthcom/wrthweltweit/wrthweltweit_1/groupaddresses.php
(btw. the Wurth owner is the 7th richest german
Thanks for the clarification Monte.
Hey guys Ill do my best to answer all your questions.
Wurth does manufacture some items, it would be impossible for me to outline all of them.
What I can say is that if you buy an item from Wurth, weather it’s made by Wurth or one of our suppliers, you can expect a product that is held to the highest standards.
Currently we operate in 88 different countries with 420 different companies.
Kent Automotive is not a Wurth company, there actually a competitor.
Wurth does manufacture some items, it would be impossible for me to outline all of them.
What I can say is that if you buy an item from Wurth, weather it’s made by Wurth or one of our suppliers, you can expect a product that is held to the highest standards.
Currently we operate in 88 different countries with 420 different companies.
Kent Automotive is not a Wurth company, there actually a competitor.