Quick view Details Williams 7/16 - 3/4" Williams Supercombo Combination Wrench Set 12 Pt 6 Pcs - WS-6-TH MSRP: $422.75 Now: $197.85 Choose Options Quick view Williams 7/16 - 3/4" Williams Supercombo Combination Wrench Set 12 Pt 6 Pcs - WS-6-TH The WS-6-TH 7/16 - 3/4" Williams Supercombo Combination Wrench Set 12 Pt 6 Pcs - WS-6-TH comes with the Williams Industrial Brands Limited lifetime warranty. 6 Piece Supercombo... MSRP: $422.75 Now: $197.85 Choose Options Compare Selected Whatever your job, whatever your industry, whatever your challenge – Williams Industrial Brand tools never flinch. Since 1882 Williams has met the harshest challenges of the most demanding industries. Williams was among the first manufacturers in the world to offer mass produced drop-forged tools, a 15° angle wrench, and heavy-duty slugging wrenches. A century and a quarter later we continue to offer unique and innovative products for those industries, whose demands are greater than ever. Williams : our heritage, your futureAbout Williams WILLIAMS HAS MADE STRONG, TRUSTED TOOLSFOR INDUSTRIAL PROFESSIONALS WITH PRIDE SINCE 1882. THE WILLIAMS HISTORY 1882 It’s first factory in Red Hook, Brooklyn, NYC, revolutionized drop forging, “blacksmithing by machinery,” to ensure all pieces were created with the same consistency and quality. Due to their precise manufacturing process, Williams’ products were used in the countless industrial shops of 19th century America. From turning out tools for bicycles, sewing machines and more to the production of golf club heads for a growing America. 1893 Products unique in quality, arrangement and refinement meant everything to the early Williams brand. The Red Hook factory was spotless. It was advanced for its time, from recycling oil to having its own fireproof architecture and private fire department. With Williams attention to detail and precision, Williams won special praise for its distinctive, highly-polished sycamore wood display during the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. 1905 Originally J.H. Williams, an American made brand was shipping products to various countries like Chile, South Africa and France as early as 1905. 1914 In 1914, Williams moved its flagship production facility to Buffalo, New York, where it employed 800 workers. 1926 Superwrenches drop-forged from selected alloy steel in box and open-end patterns were quickly accepted by mechanics because of their light, balanced designed and great strength. 1936 In 1936, Williams introduced a flexible wrench system called “super” sockets which included sockets, handles and accessories ranging in size from 3/16” to 3-1/8” 1982 During their centennial year in 1982, Williams introduced the industry’s first modular flat and socket wrenches. That year they also included a complete line of tool sets for the offshore energy industry. Their modern thinking and drive for better designs drove their product innovation. When flat wrenches proved ineffective in special applications, Williams invented the 15° offset wrench to improve access and leverage. We invented the largest pipe wrench in the world at the time that was unique in size, capacity and power. As American electronics technology expanded, Williams introduced some of the first industrial application-specific sets: the “Combination Electrical Wrench Set” with a sliding t-handle drive, four double end wrenches, and eight sockets, all in a case that fit in the palm of a technician’s hand. Williams “Superrench” wrenches and entire line of “Super” ratchets, sockets, and tool boxes set the 20th century standard for the hardest working industrial hand tools.
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