Founded in 1869 as the Lowell wrench company, we have been a leading innovator in the field of ratchet technology. Offering a wide array of standard and custom designed tools for industrial, utility and military applications, our 100% made in the U.S.A. tools provide for years of trouble free service. At Lowell, ratchet technology makes workers and original equipment more productive. We use this technology in nearly every product we make: ratchet arms; ratchet clutches; socket wrenches; roller clutches; and related products. So our ratchet technology is really a turning point for productivity in manufacturing, construction, and maintenance operations. Since our start as the Lowell Wrench Company in 1869, we have grown to be a leading American manufacturer of ratchet technology.

TZE was created by a contractor for contractors. Our management team knows what it takes to get the job done right that is why we go above and beyond to make everyone's experience here at TZE top notch. We offer services that no one else does. Like our 24/7 Hydraulic Hose service. If a hydraulic hose breaks in the middle of the night, don't worry...just give us a call and we will open up for you. In the winter we sell salt/sand by the yard and ice melt 24/7. TZE Contractor Supply staff gets to know our customer by name and exactly what they do in the field and can help them find exactly what they need. When new products come on the market, we be sure to let them know either via email or phone call. TZE's goal is to bring the old mom and pop shop back!!

HMC Electronics is the preferred nationwide supplier to PC board contract manufacturers, OEMs, field and depot repair centers, and serious hobbyists. We feature top name-brands including Metcal, Kester, Loctite, Hakko, Weller, Hexacon, Desco, Chemtronics, Lindstrom, Tech Spray, Fluke, Xcelite, Ideal Industries, Excelta, InterMetro, and Luxo. HMC was founded in 1927 in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1975, the Company shifted its emphasis to servicing the requirements of small to midrange electronics manufacturers in the Northeast. In 1984, HMC relocated from Boston to a 20,000 square foot facility in Canton, where it is currently headquartered and serves as the Company's centralized global distribution point. Over the past decades, the expectations of the electronics industry have dramatically