HansTools offers a range of tool kits and combo sets designed for workshops, daily maintenance, industrial service, and professional technicians. These kits bundle essential tools with organized cases or bags — making them ideal for mechanics, maintenance teams, and utility fleets.
Example Tool Kits Available
From the product tag listings
🧰 Comprehensive Tool Sets:
TK‑177 Universal Tool Kit – 177 Pcs (¼″, ⅜″, ½″ Drive) — a full mechanic’s kit with wide drive coverage.
TK‑163 Tool Kit – 163 Pcs Socket & Combination Wrench Set — balanced kit for general service work.
TK‑158VF Tool Kit – 158 Pcs (Socket & Combination Wrench Set) — ideal for ¼″ & ½″ drive needs.
TK‑158V / TK‑158 Series – 158 Pcs Tool Kits (1/4″ + 1/2″ Drive) — professional daily maintenance set.
TK‑124 / TK‑124E Industrial Tool Kits – 124 Pcs — industrial‑grade socket/wrench combo sets.
TK‑148 / TK‑148U Universal Tool Kit – 148 Pcs (¼″, ⅜″ Drive) — versatile mid‑range shop kit.
TK‑89 Professional Tool Kit – 89 Pcs (¼″, ½″ Drive) — compact professional set.
TK‑82 Industrial Tool Kit – 82 Pcs (¼″, ½″ Drive) — balanced ratio of tools for auto and industrial repairs.
TK‑100 Professional Tool Kit – 100 Pcs (¼″, ½″ Drive) — classic “starter to pro” kit.
TK‑37 Tool Kit – 37 Pcs (Socket & Combination Wrench Set) — smaller starter kit.
In addition to these, there are also air tool kits and pneumatic accessory kits tagged under the tool kit category (e.g., air die grinder kits) which can serve in more specialized setups.
Over the past few years, HansTools tool kits didn’t grow because of aggressive promotion — they grew because different markets chose them for different reasons.
Take TK-158V as an example. It was one of our earliest widely adopted tool kits, first gaining traction across Asian markets before naturally expanding into Latin America. Its balanced configuration and practical coverage made it a go-to choice for workshops looking for reliability without overcomplication.
TK-163 followed closely behind — not as a trend product, but as a steady performer. What stands out is not just the number of countries that selected it, but the consistency of its use across different applications. From general maintenance to mixed workshop environments, TK-163 became a “safe choice” regardless of region.
Then came TK-177, which surprised even us. Its strongest adoption didn’t come from one single market, but from Europe, the Middle East, and Western Asia simultaneously. Different working cultures, different expectations — yet the same conclusion: a comprehensive kit that fits professional demand where standards are high and workloads are heavy.
In Europe’s automotive maintenance sector, TK-124E carved out its own space. Rather than being a mass-market item, it aligned closely with structured service workflows, making it a familiar sight in professional automotive environments where efficiency and repeatability matter.
And finally, TK-42 — a compact but telling example. Its adoption across both European and Latin American markets reflects a shared preference for focused, purpose-driven kits: fewer pieces, clearer intent, and easier deployment in daily work.
None of these kits became “Top 1–Top 5” by accident. Their paths reflect how real markets vote with usage, not slogans.
Tool Kit from HANS made by Taiwan quality
A big part of why customers keep choosing the TK series isn’t only what’s inside the case — it’s the case itself. A portable tool kit lives or dies by its blow-molded plastic case: hinge strength, latch durability, handle load, internal fit, and how well each tool stays seated after repeated transport. That comes down to molding tolerance and structural design, not just appearance. For decades, Taiwan’s plastics industry has built a global reputation for consistent quality and reliable manufacturing control — and we deliberately keep this part of the TK value chain in Taiwan. In other words: people choose TK because it’s convenient to carry and easy to manage, and they keep choosing it because it holds up. We choose Taiwan, you choose quality.
