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1 Inch Drive Heavy Duty Air Impact Wrench w/ 6 Inch Anvil IRT285

The 285B model impact wrench combines exceptional power, durability and operator convenience. It delivers 1,450 ft.-lb. of maximum torque, with a 5,000 rpm free speed and high-efficiency six-vane motor. The integral 360 degree swivel inlet makes kinked hoses a thing of the past. The 6" extended anvil along with the swept-back side handle provides excellent maneuverability. Features: high efficiency, six-vane air motor and three-position power regulator. Tool includes protective boot kit. Air Impact Wrench 1" Drive with 6" Extended Anvil 1475 ft/lbs Max Torque.

$870.99

Wilton 14 lb. Head Sledge Hammer w/ 24" Handle

Unbreakable Handle Technology - Steel core eliminates breaking during overstrikes. Hi-Vis, drop forged 46 HRC steel head endures the most demanding applications.

$275.99

KD Tools 85063 1/2" Drive Micrometer Torque Wrench 20 - 150 Ft-lbs

20-150 ft-lbs +/- 3% accuracy. Sealed pear head design - keeps out contaminents for superior performance and life and allows better access and strength compared to round head styles. Twist locking collar allows easy setting of desired torque and prevents accidental change of torque setting while in use. One finger operated reversing lever for better productivity. Elastomer handle grip for comfort and oil resistance. Includes blow molded case.

$219.99

ATD Tools Ball Peen Hammer

Need a little persuasion at your next recovery scene? Rely on this 32 oz. ball peen hammer from ATD Tools to knock damaged body panels out of the way or to get stubborn or bent parts to move.

$28.99

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Shop Tools Buying Guide

Every shop relies on a core set of tools to handle daily maintenance, repairs, and fabrication. Whether you’re managing a fleet, running a busy repair shop, or stocking your garage with essentials, quality shop tools ensure you can work efficiently and safely. At Zip’s, our collection of shop tools includes everything from hammers and pliers to sockets, wrenches, cutters, and specialty items designed for professional use.

Why Choose Professional Shop Tools

Investing in reliable shop tools pays off in performance, safety, and longevity. Unlike consumer-grade options, professional tools are built from high-strength materials that withstand heavy use in demanding environments. Key benefits include:

Durability – Forged steel, fiberglass handles, and precision machining extend tool life.
Versatility – A wide range of hand tools and specialty tools for automotive, hydraulic, and general shop tasks.
Accuracy – Properly engineered tools help reduce wear, prevent damage, and improve repair precision.
Efficiency – Ergonomic designs and performance-driven engineering save time on the job.

Top Brands in Shop Tools

We carry trusted names known for quality and innovation in the tool industry:

Tiger Tool – Precision heavy-duty tools like the 6 Point Axle Nut Socket for professional fleet and truck repair.
ATD Tools – Everyday shop essentials such as the Ball Peen Hammer and Rubber Mallet with Fiberglass Handle.
Channellock – Renowned pliers and gripping tools with American-made craftsmanship.
B/A Products – Durable hydraulic and specialty tools like the 24" Hydraulic Hose Cutter.
Aim Supply – General shop tools for professional-grade performance and value.

Best-Selling Shop Tools

Our most popular shop tools cover the essentials for both light-duty and heavy-duty work. Customers rely on items like axle nut sockets, hydraulic hose cutters, hammers, pliers, and wrenches for everything from quick repairs to major service jobs. These products are designed to handle the everyday wear and tear of fleet and shop environments while maintaining top performance.

Shopping Guide: Choosing the Right Shop Tools

When building out your shop tool collection, consider the following factors:

Application – Identify whether you need automotive, hydraulic, or general-purpose tools.
Material Quality – Look for forged steel, hardened alloys, or fiberglass components for long-lasting durability.
Ergonomics – Comfort and grip are critical for tools you’ll use daily.
Compatibility – Ensure sockets, wrenches, and specialty tools match the equipment you work on.
Storage and Organization – Maximize efficiency by pairing tools with storage solutions like Tool Mounts and Brackets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most important shop tools to start with?
Essential tools include hammers, pliers, screwdrivers, sockets, and wrenches. From there, you can add specialty tools for your specific industry.

Are professional-grade shop tools worth the investment?
Yes. Higher-quality tools last longer, perform better, and are safer compared to budget alternatives, making them a better long-term investment.

How should I maintain my shop tools?
Keep tools clean, dry, and properly stored. Lubricate moving parts on pliers or ratchets, and inspect for wear to extend service life.

Do I need brand-specific tools for my fleet or shop?
Not necessarily. However, choosing reputable brands like Tiger Tool, ATD Tools, and B/A Products ensures reliability and consistent performance.

Where can I store my shop tools for quick access?
Pair your tools with racks, organizers, or mounts from our Tool Mounts and Brackets category for efficient storage and protection.