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AIMS Tools Range — Quick Reference by Category
AIMS Industrial supplies the complete range of hand tools, power tools, cutting tools and specialist workshop equipment to Australian tradespeople, fitters, fabricators and maintenance teams. Use the table below to jump to the category you need; each category links to a sub-range with technical detail, brand selection and product guides.
| Category | Primary Sub-Collections | Common Brands |
|---|---|---|
| Hand Tools | spanners, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers | Stahlwille, Bahco, Wiha, Channellock |
| Cutting & Machining Tools | drill bits, taps & dies, end mills, reamers | Sutton Tools, SECO, Bordo, Garryson |
| Power Tools | cordless, corded, pneumatic | Hikoki, Metabo, Hitachi, Trax |
| Welding Equipment | welders, accessories, consumables | Bossweld, Fronius, Gemini |
| Measuring & Inspection | measuring tools, micrometers, calipers | Mitutoyo, Trax, Sutton, Tajima |
| Abrasives & Surface Prep | abrasives, grinding wheels, sanding discs | Norton, Flexovit, Pferd, Klingspor |
| Lifting & Material Handling | lifting equipment, handling & storage | Austlift, Beaver, Yoke, Trax |
| Tool Storage | tool storage, cases & cabinets | Knaack, Trax, ToolPRO |
For brand-specific ranges, see shop by brand. For broader category navigation, see shop by category.
Industrial Tools for Australian Trade and Industry
Tools is the parent category for the broad range of hand tools, power tools, cutting tools, measuring tools, and specialist equipment AIMS Industrial supplies across Australian trade and industrial customers. From basic spanners and screwdrivers through to CNC machining tooling and specialist welding equipment, the AIMS tools range covers most of the equipment Australian tradespeople, fitters, fabricators, and maintenance teams use daily.
The major tool categories at AIMS
- Hand tools — spanners, screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, and the everyday hand tools
- Power tools — cordless, corded, and pneumatic power tools for trade and industrial use
- Cutting tools — drill bits, taps, dies, milling tools, and threading equipment
- Welding equipment — welders, accessories, and consumables for MIG, TIG, and stick welding
- Measuring tools — calipers, micrometers, gauges, and inspection equipment
- Lifting equipment — chain blocks, slings, shackles, and rigging hardware
- Pneumatic tools — air-powered tools for production and trade work
- Specialty tools — application-specific tools for niche trades and processes
Quality and brand range
AIMS Industrial supplies tools from a curated 266-brand approved list, chosen for the build quality, durability, and after-sales support that Australian trade users actually need. Brands include Bahco, Stahlwille, Wiha, Sutton Tools, Bordo, Champion, Bossweld, Pacific Hoists, EasyRoll, and many more — each chosen for specific product categories where the brand delivers value to trade customers.
How to find the right tool
For specific tools or applications, browse the relevant sub-category from our top navigation, or use site search with the tool name. For trade kits, fitouts, or specialist applications where multiple tools are needed, contact our team — we'll work through the requirement and recommend matched tooling for the work.
Trade pricing and account customers
AIMS Industrial offers trade pricing and account terms for Australian trade and industrial customers. Volume discounts apply on bulk orders; account customers receive consolidated invoicing and ordering convenience. For information about trade accounts, contact our team.
About AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial is an Australian-owned industrial supplies business based in Sydney, supplying tradespeople, engineers, and maintenance and procurement teams across Australian industry since 1988. Our breadth of range and product expertise are the differentiators we work to deliver — quality tools matched to the work, supplied with the technical advice trade users need.
Companion ranges at AIMS
Beyond tools, AIMS supplies bearings, safety and PPE, fasteners, abrasives, adhesives, lubricants, and the full range of industrial supplies — see the navigation for complete category coverage.
Need help with tool selection, kit building, or trade pricing? contact our team — we'll match tools to the work and the budget.
People Also Ask — Industrial Tools
Q: What's the difference between industrial and consumer tools?
Industrial tools are built for daily heavy-duty use with hardened materials, sealed bearings, higher torque capacity, and replaceable components. Consumer (DIY) tools target occasional home use with lower duty cycles and lighter construction. For workshops, trades, mining, and manufacturing where tools see daily use, industrial-grade is essential — the cost difference is recouped in tool life and reliability. Cheap DIY tools used in industrial settings typically fail within months and damage workpieces.
Q: Hand tools, power tools, or pneumatic — which to choose?
Hand tools: precision, control, no power needed, lowest noise. Best for finishing, assembly, and detail work. Power tools (corded/cordless electric): high torque, fast, portable. Best for general workshop, site, and tradie work. Pneumatic: highest power-to-weight, infinite duty cycle when fed adequate air, lower running cost over time. Best for production environments with compressed air infrastructure. Most workshops use all three across different applications.
Q: What brands does AIMS stock for industrial tools?
Across the tool range AIMS stocks Sutton Tools, Bordo, Champion, Stahlwille, Ko-ken, Wiha, Bahco, Maxigear, Trax, Hikoki, Metabo, Macnaught, Alemlube, Bossweld, Cigweld, Magswitch, Strong Hand, Bramley, Noga, Pferd, Klingspor, and many more. The range covers cutting tools, fasteners, abrasives, welding, lubrication, lifting, measuring, hand tools, power tools, and pneumatics. Specific brand coverage depends on tool category — call or browse to confirm a specific brand.
Q: How do I choose tools for a new workshop?
Start with the work you'll do, not a tool list. List the typical operations (drilling, cutting, fastening, measuring, lifting) and frequency. Budget for one good tool per operation rather than five cheap tools. Invest in safety equipment first (eyewear, hearing, dust extraction). For ongoing operations, AIMS offers trade accounts with structured purchasing — call us to discuss your workshop setup and we'll help build a starter kit that matches your work.
Q: What warranties cover industrial tools?
Manufacturer warranties vary by brand and tool type — typically 12 months on consumables, 1-3 years on hand tools, 1-5 years on power tools, lifetime on premium hand tools (Stahlwille, Wiha). Industrial use can void warranties on consumer-grade tools, so always specify industrial-grade for trade work. AIMS handles warranty claims direct with manufacturers — bring the failed tool plus proof of purchase, we'll process the claim for you.