K Tools International Ltd is based in Lancashire and was established in 2004 to promote and sell the highly engineered products of the Kuani Group.

Kuani is now rated as one of the world’s top manufacturers’ specialising in the production of Impact wrenches. Development and production of air tools is on a 24 hour round the clock basis at the Kuani factories where over 35000 units are produced on a monthly basis under a rigorous quality control structure.

K Tools promote and sell the range of the Kuani Group patented pneumatic air tools and ancillary products, all of which are manufactured to ISO standards and are CE compliant for the tyre and automotive market. The products are available from K Tools for distribution within the United Kingdom and throughout Europe.
The aim of this web site is to be informative and to make the choice of air tool easy for the user.

The staff at K Tools can give advice and full technical after sales service and can provide as an added service a comprehensive air tool repair service.
Kuani continues to improve upon the ergonomics for user comfort safety and efficiency.

K Tools advise to all users of air tools but specifically to those users of Kuani products, that their range of tools should be used at 90 psi and feel that the best performance of their tools is achieved at this level. All tools can be taken to their extreme point but this is not recommended from a health & safety point of view. Working beyond the given guide lines of each tool will not only affect the ultimate performance but will reduce its working life.

K Tools acknowledges its responsibility to safeguard the global environment by protecting all natural resources.

We believe that the preservation of the environment and sound business management are mutually inter related and achievable objectives.

The company is committed to the following basic principles:
To preserve health, safety and a sound environment.
To continue efforts to minimise releases into the environment.
To continue to promote the practice of refuse and recycle.
To operate its facilities in compliance with applicable environmental requirements.
To monitor the performance of its operations to ensure environmental protection.
To conduct training programs to ensure employees understand and comply with environmental laws and regulations.