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Our new demolition bar combines the best features of both a pry bar and a wrecking bar.

A demolition bar that demolishes the competition

Hultafors can offer advertising print on a number of different models of folding rules, pencils and knives.

Advertising Print – Put your company in focus

All you need to know about tape measure blades

Axes forged with tradition

The most important feature of a knife is a sharp edge. With our snap-off knives you will have excellent sharpness and precision, over and over again, without interruption.

Blades for snap-off knives

Whether you are a professional craftsman or a DIY enthusiast and regardless what you plan to cut with your saw, these general guide lines will help you specify your demands and needs when buying a new saw.

Buying guide – 5 things to look for when you buy a saw

Too many spirit levels to choose from? Here’s a guide to make your choice easier.

Buying guide for spirit levels

What hammer to use is of course dependent on the task you are about to complete. But there are some general guidelines to think about, no matter what type of hammer you are looking for. Here are three things to look for when buying a hammer.

Buying guide – Three things to look for when you buy a hammer

A CC-scale on the back of the blade is perfect to use when setting out walls.

CC scale on measuring tapes – for a simpler workday

Hultafors’ durable craftsman’s and outdoor knives are engineered specifically to how craftsmen actually work. To find the right knife for you and your intended use, consult the quick guide below.

Choose the right craftsman's knife

Hultafors’ range of blades for utility knives includes six specialized blades, catering to different needs in different professions. To find the right blade for your intended use, consult the quick guide below.

Choose the right utility knife blade

Have you ever had trouble measuring with a classical folding rule flat to the surface? The Contact-Meter has reversed graduation and is always in contact with the surface, even when you measure short distances.

Contact-Meter – A folding rule that stays flat on the surface

We produce a range of different bars; crowbars/wrecking bars and pry bars, in several different designs and materials.

Demolish with quality

Hultafors Dry Marker is a grip-friendly pencil in a holster with a built-in sharpener.

Dry Marker – In holster with built-in sharpener

Sawing by hand is a skill not everyone possess. We have put together a simple guide for how to use your saw in the most safe, efficient and above all ergonomic way.

Ergonomics and safety

Apart from our classic birch folding rule Hultafors also offer rules in materials such as aluminium and fiberglass.

Fiberglass, birch and aluminium folding rules

Find your favorite snap-off knife

When many of our customers requested a longer but still easy-to-handle folding rule adapted to the current building standards, we launched a 240 cm long version in a slim design.

Folding rule 240 cm – Just like our classic one but 40 cm longer

It can be seen, heard and felt that it is the original.

Folding rules – Developed with expertise

Hults Bruk was founded in 1697 by Jakob Renstierna (d.y.) in the Hult Valley of south-eastern Sweden. The site was carefully chosen with forests that could yield wood which would fuel the fires and water that could power the hammers. Coincidentally, the chosen site was once a center for stone age axe production. The ground is full of old stone age axe heads which archaeologists believe were produced here on an almost industrial scale 5000 years ago. 

From nails to axes an innovation story

To find the right hammer for your intended use, consult the quick guide below.

Hammer Guide – Choose the right hammer

We’ve talked to Oscar Puleo, occupational therapist about the first signs of wear damage and how to avoid the risk of being hurt. He also shares his best advices on what to think about when using a hammer on a regular basis.

How to avoid wear damage caused by hammer striking

If an axe breaks, it is almost always the shaft/handle that is the culprit. A poor quality or damaged shaft is a major safety risk. However, if the head is still in good condition, you can re-use your tool by fitting a new shaft.

How to re-handle axes

If a sledge or hammer breaks, it is almost always the shaft/handle that is the culprit. In this guide we will go through how to properly re-handle your tool.