Mechanical Tools Name

Here’s a comprehensive list of mechanical tools commonly used in workshops, auto repair shops, and other mechanical settings:

Hand Tools

  1. Wrenches (Adjustable, Combination, Socket, Torque)
  2. Screwdrivers (Flathead, Phillips, Torx)
  3. Pliers (Needle Nose, Cutting, Locking)
  4. Hammers (Claw, Ball Peen, Dead Blow)
  5. Ratchets and Sockets
  6. Allen Keys (Hex Keys)
  7. Chisels (Cold, Wood, Masonry)
  8. Files (Flat, Round, Half-Round)
  9. Pry Bars
  10. Tape Measure

Power Tools

  1. Impact Wrench
  2. Drill (Corded and Cordless)
  3. Angle Grinder
  4. Circular Saw
  5. Heat Gun
  6. Rotary Tool (Dremel)
  7. Air Ratchet Wrench
  8. Jigsaw
  9. Power Sander
  10. Impact Driver

Measuring and Testing Tools

  1. Vernier Calipers
  2. Micrometer
  3. Multimeter
  4. Dial Indicator
  5. Pressure Gauge
  6. Torque Tester
  7. Thread Gauge
  8. Thermometer (Infrared or Digital)
  9. Feeler Gauge
  10. Ruler and Straight Edge

Cutting Tools

  1. Hacksaw
  2. Pipe Cutter
  3. Wire Cutters
  4. Utility Knife
  5. Tin Snips

Automotive-Specific Tools

  1. Diagnostic Scanner (OBD2)
  2. Brake Bleeder Kit
  3. Timing Light
  4. Spark Plug Wrench
  5. Oil Filter Wrench

Lifting and Holding Tools

  1. Floor Jack
  2. Jack Stands
  3. Engine Hoist
  4. Vice or Bench Vice
  5. Clamps (C-Clamps, Bar Clamps)

Welding and Fabrication Tools

  1. Welding Machine (MIG, TIG, Arc)
  2. Welding Helmet and Gloves
  3. Angle Grinder with Cutting Disk
  4. Sandblaster
  5. Plasma Cutter

Miscellaneous Tools

  1. Workbench
  2. Tool Chest or Organizer
  3. Lubrication Equipment (Grease Gun)
  4. Air Compressor
  5. Safety Gear (Gloves, Goggles, Ear Protection)

These tools cover a wide range of mechanical work, ensuring that you’re prepared for everything from basic repairs to advanced fabrication tasks. Let me know if you’d like details on any of these tools!

Also Read:

Auto Repair Shop Equipment List

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