Industrial Combination Spanners

Manufactured from chrome vanadium steel with a satin finish body and highly polished heads. 15 open jaw angle to shank and ring end offset.
Conform to:
5.5mm - 25mm, 1/4" - 1" AF - DIN 3113.
26mm - 95mm, 11/16" - 2" AF - ASME B107.6.
1/8" - 1/2" Whitworth - DIN 3113 & BS192:1982.
9/16" - 7/8" Whitworth - ASME B107.6 & BS192:1982.

Whitworth

1/4" AF Hexagon Drive Screwdriver Bits

All Kennedy screwdriver bits have a hardness of 58 - 62HRC. High alloy chrome molybdenum steel for use on hand and power tools.

Torx

Wooden Handle Speed Clamps

Manufactured from high strength ribbed girder section heat treated carbon steel for improved strength and rigidity when placed under working loads, with nickel and chrome plated corrosion resistant finish the drive screw is chemically blacked. Straight wooden handle for easy clamping. The swivel ball joint clamp foot ensures the clamping forces are applied evenly.

Kennedy Combination Spanner Sets

Made from chrome vanadium steel with a satin finish body and polished heads. 15 cranked open end. Bi-hexagonal and offset ring end. Sizes 6 - 32mm. Heads conform to DIN 3113

Metric Combination Spanner Set

Traditional Engineers' Wrenches

With all steel, hardened and tempered bodies, solid construction, hardened ground jaws and knurled adjustable handles for extra grip. Straight handle design provides greater leverage, especially when using larger diameter taps. Tap sizes to ISO 529.
Square size: 4.0 - 12.0

Kennedy Hand Stamps

Drawn carbon steel nickel-plated hand stamps with chamfered edges to prevent accidental damage to workpiece.

Kennedy Hand Stamps

Drawn carbon steel nickel-plated hand stamps with chamfered edges to prevent accidental damage to workpiece.

Kennedy Hand Stamps

Drawn carbon steel nickel-plated hand stamps with chamfered edges to prevent accidental damage to workpiece.

Carbon Steel Non-Sterile Blades

Non-sterile, for use with no.4 type handle.

No.22

Kennedy File Handles

Suitable for traditionally tanged engineer's files. A split file handle can cause a serious industrial accident. Kennedy safety handles are rapidly becoming standard equipment in workshops. Firmly secured inside each handle and covered by a ferrule is a steel spring, this combination absorbs the pressure when the tang of the file is driven into the handle, prevent splitting or cracking. Once properly inserted the tang of the file is held in a vice like grip that under normal use is virtually impossible to remove, unless the handle is deliberately broken.



Standard Wooden
With steel ferrule.