Strong Hand Tools

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Overview

Strong Hand Tools manufactures clamping and workholding tools for metal fabrication, machining, and welding. It offers hand tools, welding tables, and represents the Siegmund line of welding tables in the US and Canada, targeting welders and fabricators with products focused on productivity and affordability.¹²³

History

Strong Hand Tools was founded in 1983 as a manufacturer of small, hand-sized tools providing unique clamping and workholding solutions to the metal fabrication and machining industry.¹³ Over the years, it expanded its product line to include high-quality hand tools and welding tables sold globally.¹³ The company now employs nearly 200 people, with headquarters in Los Angeles, CA area and facilities across ten U.S. states.¹³

Product Lines

Product Line	Positioning	Price Range
Clamps (locking C-clamps, sliding arm clamps)	Welding and fabrication fixturing	$20 - $300
Welding Tables (Siegmund line)	Heavy-duty modular fixturing	$1,000 - $10,000
Magnetic Squares and Grounding Clamps	Quick positioning for welding	$30 - $200
Pliers and Vises	Re-engineered for improved clamping	$15 - $150
Workbenches and Fixturing Tables	Assembly and repair setups	$150 - $1,800

Manufacturing

Products are manufactured by Strong Hand Tools, starting as a producer of small hand-sized tools.¹³ Specific locations beyond U.S. facilities are not detailed, with operations centered in California.²⁴

Notable Products

Locking C-Clamps - Re-engineered clamps for secure welding and fixturing.
Welding Magnetic Squares - Magnets for fast positioning of metal parts during welding.
Siegmund Welding Tables - Heavy-duty tables distributed for precise fixturing.
Grounding Clamps - Tools for safe electrical grounding in welding.
Sliding Arm Clamps - Adjustable clamps for assembly and repair applications.

Reputation

Strong Hand Tools is regarded by welders and fabricators for innovative clamping solutions that enhance setup efficiency and safety.¹⁴ Professionals note its affordable pricing and unique features not found in standard tools.² Some sources indicate varying employee counts, suggesting smaller scale operations.²⁴⁵

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