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Kennametal offers a host of metal-cutting tools and tooling systems for machining steel, equipment for mining and highway construction, and engineering services for production processes, across two business divisions: Metalworking Solutions and Services, and Advanced Materials Solutions. Its multi-trademark lineup includes cutting, milling, and drilling tools used in metalworking; drums, bits, and accessories used in mining; and bits, grader blades, and snowplow blades used in construction. Kennametal and its subsidiaries sell products and services worldwide, directly and through a distributor network. More than half of sales come from outside of North America.

Klein Tools products can be found in the tool pouches of professionals in the construction, electronics, mining, telecommunications, and general industries. (Klein makes their pouches, too.) Its lineup includes cable cutters, chisels, drill bits, hammers, pliers, saws, screwdrivers, wire strippers, and wrenches. Klein also sells occupational protective gear and specialty chemicals. Products are distributed worldwide and sold by tool retailers and building supply stores, including Home Depot, Ace Hardware, and Grainger. Founded by Mathias Klein in 1857, the company is still owned by the Klein family.

Reesink enables its customers to get their hands dirty. The Dutch firm manufactures and wholesales agricultural supplies, including garden products, agricultural machinery, and products for woodland and park management. Reesink also trades in rolled metal products, pipes and fittings, central heating products, bathroom fittings, wire products, paints, and other household products. Its agricultural machine products are sold under brand names Reco, Kaweco, and Stico. Nearly half of Reesink's sales come from do-it-yourself materials -- including hardware, gardening, and electrical products -- while the majority of sales comes from The Netherlands.

L.R. Nelson Corporation makes and sells more than 1,000 pieces of professional watering equipment, including sprinklers, valves, and controllers, to commercial customers. The firm sells through Home Depot, Menard, Grainger and otter retailers and distributors. L.R. Nelson was founded in 1904 by Lewen R. Nelson and was purchased by CEO David Ransburg in 1972. In 2009 the company sold its Nelson Consumer Products business (which sells to the residential market) and its Sunterra subsidiary (which distributes decorative home and garden products) to Robert Bosch in order to concentrate on its core commercial business.

Leatherman Tool Group can put the squeeze on many things in about 10 different ways. It makes about a dozen styles of folding pocket tools and a total of more than 30 products. Most of Leatherman's stainless-steel tools are a combination of pliers, blades, files, screwdrivers, pruners, and even a cork screw in some sets. Each of Leatherman's products carry a 25-year guarantee. It manufactures the compact Juice tool set to target a younger market and the upscale Argentum, designed by Argentine silversmith Adrian Pallarols, to attract the luxury niche. Since co-owners Tim Leatherman and Steve Berliner founded Leatherman Tool in 1983, the company has greatly expanded its initial Pocket Survival Tool concept.

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