Umax Tools makes the driver sets, pipe cutters, tie downs and workshop tools that supermarkets and professional importers in Europe, America and Japan reorder against item numbers.
Four questions decide whether a supplier is worth an email. Here are our answers before you have to ask them.
Hand tools, ratchet driver and socket sets, plastic pipe cutters, automotive service tools, measuring tools, GS approved ratchet tie downs, workshop storage and finishing tools. 46 products, each with its own item number.
Supermarkets and professional importers in Europe, America and Japan, plus the wholesalers who supply plumbers, electricians, carpenters and workshops in those markets.
Buyers lose money on sets that arrive incomplete, specifications that change between orders and packing decided after production. We quote against item numbers and confirm packing in writing before production.
Founded in 2002 and still run on the same principle: quality and service first, a wide range at competitive prices, and no claim on this site that is not on record for the product.
Every category page lists the complete set of products in it, with item numbers, materials and sizes taken from the specification we quote against.
A selection from the current range. The full list of 46 products, grouped by category, is on the products page.
















None of these are manufacturing problems. They are all information problems, and they are what a supplier is really judged on after the first order.
The same tools reach very different buyers. Each industry page lists the items that fit, the problems they solve and how an order is confirmed.
Shelf space is fixed, so every SKU has to earn its facing
View industryNot every job can be put on a ramp or over a pit
View industryWalls and floors are rarely true, so cuts have to be taken from the surface itself
View industryOne cutter size never covers a whole installation
View industryThree programmes covering the way buyers actually work: building a retail range, filling gaps in an importer catalogue, and getting from a first message to delivered cartons.
We map the range by job rather than by piece count, so a starter kit, a driver set and a specialist set each answer a different shopper question
Step 2We map your existing range against the nine Umax Tools categories and quote only what is missing
Step 3Send item numbers or photographs, the quantity and the market. WhatsApp and email both reach the same team
No marketing filler. Each guide explains a specification that changes a buying decision, using the products we make as the worked example.
Item numbers, quantities and your destination market are enough to start. We reply with what current production can support, during office hours Monday to Friday 9:00AM to 5:00PM GMT+8.