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As a construction tools manufacturer, TUFX products include a full array of Home Owner, Landscaper and Contractor grade wheelbarrows, Heavy Duty and Industrial Duty Hand trucks, striking, concrete, and long handle tools. With a focus on manufacturing excellence, efficiency and quality control, we are dedicated to offering the best in quality and value to match the expectations of the varied marketplace.
We employ CNC tube bending, robotic welding, state-of-the-art paint and E-coating to ensure the quality and consistency of all our products, increase our garden tools uses life. Designed to work, these tough wheelbarrows and tools are ergonomically designed and built to withstand the rigors of professional use. We produce various kinds of garden tools types with appropriate garden tools price, contact us to buy our garden tools wholesale.
Tools come in an array of sizes, styles, and purposes a well-designed tool can make your work go smoother and more efficiently.
A wheelbarrow could be the most essential tool for gardening, landscaping and construction jobs.
Shovels are used to digging or transferring materials, rakes are for collecting leaves or loosening and leveling soil, tamper is perfect for tamping stone, gravel, asphalt, and dirt.
Garden cutting tools such as pruner and loopers can keep your outdoor areas trimmed, pruned, and tidy for a landscaped look.
Choosing the right tool to get your job done better.
Make it a habit to clean your tools after each use before you return them to their storage! Store them in a cool dry place to avoid exposure to excess heat. Hotter areas can lead to dew when it cools, and that can make any metal tools prone to rust.
Wipe them down with a rag and be sure they are free of dust or grease. Do not use harsh chemicals to clean the metal as they can weaken/discolor the metal over time.
This is an opportunity to look for any damage or defects. Check your tools' handles for splinters, breaks and cracks. check any rivets, nuts or bolts that may have become loosened. Make sure that metal parts show no signs of corrosion. Repair or replace any tools that show signs of damage before the next use.
