|
Who
made the very first power tool?
You may not recognize the name FEIN, even though they invented
the world's first power tool in 1895. Fein is located in
Stuttgart, Germany (also home to Mercedes Benz & Porsche).
The name Fein is pronouced "fine," and means the same in
both German and English. You've heard of fine wines, fine
furniture, and now, Fein power tools.
Fein is a small, specialty power tool manufacturer, making
tools for high production use. Unlike other electric power
tool manufacturers, Fein doesn't make tools for the do-it-yourself
market. In over 125 countries Fein is recogonized as making
the very best power tools available.
You'd be surprised at how much extra engineering and care
goes into each Fein power tool. The heart of the power tool,
the motor, is a Fein specialty. Don't be surprised to see
low amperage ratings on Fein tools. The Fein motor is perhaps
the most efficient power tool motor made. Fein motors are
wound with Class H insulation (good to 410 degrees F) to
ensure a large power reserve. Plastic housings, are not
solid plastic. Rather, inside each plastic housing, there
is an aluminum support body, into which fasteners are driven.
No fasteners are driven directly into plastic, instead brass
inserts are used throughout.
If you're looking for the ultimate power tool, one that's
made to last a lifetime, you should treat yourself to the
best.....Fein.
|
|
|
 |
