What is the difference between Matco and Mac Tools?

Originally Matco was the box manufacturing division of Mac Tools. However, they have not been associated with Mac since Matco Tools was formed 1979. Former corporate owner Danaher spun off several subsidiaries, including Matco, in 2016 to create Fortive.

Is Cornwell cheaper than snap on?

Snap On is by far the most expensive at around $5428 (list ~$12,000) with Matco not too far behind at about $4665, and Cornwell being the most affordable at about $3147.

What tools compare to snap on?

Snap-on Tools competitors include BorgWarner, Husqvarna, Stanley Black & Decker and ITT Corporation.

Does snap on own Mac Tools?

Stanley also owns MAC Tools and manufactures MAC tools in the same plants. There are three MAJOR players in the USA mechanics tool business: Stanley, Danaher, and Snap-On. Stanley and Danaher (almost identical in sales revenue at about $28 billion each) are the biggest followed by Snap-On.

Are Matco Tools worth the money?

Matco tools are very high quality. IMO their tool boxes are a higher quality than Snap On also.

Is Blue Point and Snap-On the same?

Blue Point is a lower-end tool brand of Snap-On. They are made with the Snap-On specifications but different finish. Though Snap-On owns Blue Point, manufactures are contracted to make Blue Point tools. Blue Point tools do not have a Snap-On name on them.

Is Cornwell a good tool brand?

Cornwell are darn good tools, just not well known. Their hard line (wrenches, sockets, ratchets, extensions, etc..) are still made in the USA up in Mogodore Ohio… Also, it is not a publicly traded company… It is still family owned.

Are Cornwell tools lifetime warranty?

Cornwell Quality Tools is a privately held company manufacturing tools for the automotive and aviation industries. The company is based in Wadsworth, Ohio. They also carry a lifetime warranty on all hand tools and use Taiwan and China manufacturing to round out its product offerings. …

What brands are comparable to snap on?

Snap-on’s competitors. Snap-on’s top competitors include Hitachi, Stanley Black & Decker, Dover, American Axle & Manufacturing, Lowe’s, SuZhou THVOW Technology and Apex Tool Group.

Does Harbor Freight own snap-on?

Snap-on is a part of Snap-on Incorporated, which is a publicly-traded company with symbol SNA. Unless anyone can come form with concrete information, it’s safe to say that NO, Harbor Freight does NOT own Snap-on Tools.