Auto manufacturers continue to tap Snap-on to create new tools and products to service new EV models. This alleviates concerns that EV adoption will threaten Snap-on’s viability. Sales representatives ...

Both companies have been around for over a century, with Snap-On first opening its doors in 1920 and Milwaukee following soon ...

Not only does Snap-On make a wide variety of different tools and hardware accessories, but the company also makes a number of specialty tool kits that conveniently bundle specific sets of products for ...

Auto manufacturers continue to tap Snap-on to create new tools and products to service new EV models. This alleviates concerns that EV adoption will threaten Snap-on’s viability. Sales representatives ...

One recent example features a shop tech getting into a subject that’ll interest any DIY car enthusiast: A tool battle. That’s because when you’re working on your own car, the quality of your tools ...

MOORHEAD - Neil Taylor said he wanted one of everything the first time he stepped foot onto a Snap-On tool truck several years ago. "My thought was, 'How do I get one of these?,' " he said. He found a ...

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The new age of high-powered cordless tools must be killing the non-professional air-compressor industry. No pounding noise of pressurizing a tank, no tangle of unyielding hoses and no ear-piercing ...

KENOSHA, Wis. (Aug. 10, 2015) — Tool and equipment maker Snap-on Inc. has acquired the assets of Ecotechnics S.p.A., a manufacturer of air conditioning maintenance equipment, for about $13 million in ...

Snap-On tools have become the subject of controversy with auto techs and gear heads all over social media recently. Mainly folks have argued whether the brand’s exorbitant prices are worth its quality ...

Tools can be advertised in a few different ways. Some are more casual-use, intended for those who use their tools sparingly, while others are geared toward professionals who will use them rigorously.