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Definition of Materials, tools and equipment
used in the given areas
Electrical, Automotive, Welding
a tool used to hold objects firmly, possibly
developed from tongs used to handle hot metal
in Bronze Age Europe.[1] They are also useful
for bending and compressing a wide range of
materials.

MULTIMETER
The Multimeter measures multiple electrical
properties, including voltage, current, resistance
and DC voltage and current. Multimeter are
available as analog or digital devices and the newer
ones feature some sophisticated bells and whistles FISH TAPE
such as Bluetooth and thermal imaging cameras. Used to pull and push stranded or solid wire
through conduit, fish tape will always be useful.

VOLTAGE TESTER
Used for a quick safety check to ensure there is no
voltage in an electrical wire or device, voltage
testers are an absolute must. TAPE MEASURE
A tape measure or measuring tape is a
flexible ruler used to measure size or distance.

WIRE STRIPPERS
wire strippers are used to cut and strip insulation
from electrical wire. The handle should always be
comfortable to hold and easy to grip.
HAMMER
Used for hitting nails or breaking things apart. Claw
hammers can be used to remove nails and wood
pieces.

SCREWDRIVERS AND NUT DRIVERS SPECIFIC TO

ELECTRICIANS
Failing the specific drivers, ensure you always shave
Philips head and flathead screwdrivers with you at
all times. Whether it’s removing and installing
cover plates, outlets, switches or other devices,
they’ll always come in handy. Ensure you have a
range of sizes as well.
SOLDERING IRON
soldering iron with this, you can assemble your
components for the circuit you are making.
Soldering is a technique of joining metal parts
together, which involves melting a metal called
solder or lead into spaces between metal
components.
HEAT SHRINK TUBING
It’s an shrinkable plastic made of a wide range
of thermoplastics. uses to insulate wires and
provide protection for stranded and solid wire
conductors, connections and terminals in
electrical work. It is also useful for repair,
sealing, and troubleshooting as it allows for
barriers between cables and corrosive
chemicals.
DRILL AND DRILL BITS
Drills are electric tools primarily used for drilling
holes or driving fasteners. Need this to have the
drill bits. These come in many sizes and shapes,
which can create different kinds of holes in
various materials.

BENCH VISE
A bench vise is a mechanical apparatus used to
hold an object while performing work on it.
HEAT SINK PASTE
It’s used to bond a component with a
mechanical heat sink. It is also called thermal
grease, thermal paste, or heat paste. Although
heat sink paste does not have the thermal
conductivity of metals, the improvement over
the air will increase thermal responsiveness.

FIRE EXTINGUISHER
It’s an active fire protection device used to
extinguish small fires often in emergency
situations.

WIRE CUTTER
This used in cutting copper, aluminum, steel
wires, etc. These can also come with insulated
handles to protect you from getting shocked
when working with cables.
JACK/AXLE STANDS
These additional supports ensure safety is
always kept as a priority. Most cars will have
factory-recommended slots underneath the car
for the axle stands to be used.

ROTARY TOOLS
This is handheld power tools with a rotating tip.
These tools accept a variety of attachments for
different tasks, from grinding to cutting, which
makes it very versatile. Rotary instruments are
best for home improvements. These are also a
staple for woodworking and hobby craft. Rotary
tools employ a circular motion that makes them
perfect for precision work and softer materials.
WRENCH/SPANNER, HEX KEY, PLIER AND
SCREWDRIVER SETS
These sets of tools are common to be used on
vehicles; These tools will be able to be used on
many areas of the vehicle from the engine,
panels to the interior of the vehicle.
OIL PAN/DRIP TRAY AND FUNNEL
Having a drip tray and funnel, can help avoid
any unnecessary mess or spills which can be
hard to clean up.
WHEEL/LUG WRENCH (TIRE IRON)
A flat tire is one of the most common issues
drivers will have to face without their mechanic.
Using a wheel wrench is the easiest way to
undo the wheel nuts, and can often be found
with the spare tire in a vehicles boot.

TROLLEY JACK
The easiest way to lift your car off the ground at
home is with a trolley jack. Jacks can come in a
variety of weights and sizes.
JUMPER CABLES
Jumper Cables can get you out of the sticky
situation of a flat battery and are quite simple
to use. Jumper cables are available in different
sizes and strengths so before purchasing, be
sure to check the cables capacity to ensure it
will suit your battery.

WHEEL CHOCKS
wheel chocks are an important safety element.
When the car has been raised of the ground,
chocks should be used to stop the car rolling
dangerously backwards or forwards.

SAFETY GLASSES
Safety glasses are necessary for the protection
of welders’ eyes from flying sparks and debris.
The glasses must have non-tinted clear lenses.

TORCH/WORK LIGHT
Having to work on your vehicle at night or in the
dark is also a situation that often cannot be
avoided. Having a work light or flashlight can
help rectify these situations.
AUTO-DARKENING WELDING HELMET
Auto darkening welding helmets safeguard a
welder from flying sparks and debris hitting the
face and also protects their eyes from the
blindingly fluorescent welding spark.

OIL FILTER WRENCH

An oil filter wrench will make removing tough
and stubborn oil filters a lot less difficult.
CHIPPING HAMMER
A Chipping hammer is used for removing
welding slag and welding spatter from welds.
WIRE BRUSH
A wire brush is used for cleaning off debris
before, after and between each pass to avoid
contamination of the weld.
GAUNTLET CUFF GLOVES (MIG WELDING)
A pair of gauntlet gloves for MIG welding has
free wrist movement and firm finger pockets.
TIG WELDING GLOVES
TIG welding gloves have thinner and more
flexible material with fire-resistant fabric.
PROBAN WELDING JACKET
Proban welding jackets are thick and fire
resistant, and they protect a welder’s body well.
EAR PROTECTION
Welding can be a loud operation and requires
an intense level of concentration. Ear plugs can
help maintain focus by drowning out external
noise and also prevent damage to the welder’s
ears.
SOAPSTONE
High-quality industrial soapstone marker is used
to mark the metal and determine where the
welds are to be made.
MIG PLIERS
MIG pliers are essential components of a
welder’s kit. They can be used for various small
functions. Cutting off burned wire before
starting a new bead. Removing contact tip from
the gun. Cleaning spatters out of the gun nozzle
Removing the gun gas diffuser
ELECTRODE HOLDER
Its commonly called a stringer, is a clamping
device for holding the electrode securely in any
position.
EARTH CLAMP
The earth clamp guarantees a secure between
the earth rod and ground cable. Ensures
optimum electrical conductivity
WELDING MACHINES
Welding machines or welding guns or welders
are among the most essential tools for a
welding professional. Welding machines
generate heat that melts metal parts, so that
these parts can be joined.

STICK WELDING ROD

A rod or heavy wire that melts and thus supplies
metal fusion welding.

AIR COMPRESOR

An air compressor is a pneumatic device that

converts power (using an electric motor, diesel
or gasoline engine, etc.) into potential energy
stored in pressurized air (i.e., compressed air).
The compressed air, then, is held in the tank
until called into use.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY SHOES
Electrical Hazard Protection Safety-toe shoes for
electrical hazards, which can protect against
electrical circuits up to 600 volts in dry
conditions, are nonconductive electrical safety
shoes that won't complete an electrical circuit
to the ground.

SAFETY HELMET
designed to protect the head against falling
objects and the side of the head, eyes, and neck
from any untoward impacts, bumps, scrapes,
and electrical exposure, etc.