Nowadays China has three major power tool industrial bases and tens of thousands of different power tool manufacturers and brands. It often takes huge efforts for procurement teams to filter out the professional-grade, high-quality tool factories. The following lists 5 factories that produce professional and industrial grade power tools with good quality. Working directly with factories helps reduce costs and better control product quality.

1.TECHTRONIC INDUSTRIES CO. LTD.

In 1968, Roy Chi Ping Chung was born in Macau and later came to Hong Kong seeking livelihood, joining ITT (International Telephone & Telegraph Corp) as a warehouse manager. His first job paid 280 HK dollars per month.

In the 1970s, German national Horst Julius Pudwill, then Asia regional sales representative for Volkswagen, arrived in Hong Kong with his Canadian wife. In 1978, Horst Julius Pudwill and Roy Chi Ping Chung founded a trading company together with six employees, unexpectedly kicking off a legendary journey.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the West began transferring low-end manufacturing operations to countries like China. During this period, many Hong Kong and Taiwanese companies started expanding through transit trade.

In 1985, Techtronic Industries was officially established with a $20,000 investment.

TTI’s initial business was producing power drills and other tools for Craftsman, a well-known brand under American company Sears Roebuck & Co. Within just one year, the shipment volume from TTI’s Kwai Chung factory reached one million units. Although the prices were low, Craftsman did not have much faith in products made in China.

The turning point came in 1988 when Japanese company Ryobi came to China looking for an OEM partner for its power tool business. After negotiations, Ryobi acquired a 20% stake in TTI and began placing orders. Through the cooperation with Ryobi, TTI’s quality and technology greatly improved, and brands like Bissell and Royal also became TTI’s clients.

TTI’s rise from a fledgling Hong Kong trading outfit in 1985 to dominating the international power tool industry in just over three decades is nothing short of legendary.

2. KYNKO

KYNKO is a Chinese power tool manufacturer with deep experiences from 1993. Focusing on produce high-quality, professional&Industrial level power tools for heavy-duty work. Unlike other manufacturers, KYNKO firstly started with the production of spare parts, for example, the rotor and stator, which help KYNKO master a part of core technology for power tools.

Based on this, in 2002, the 1st production line was kicked off officially. And they launched the first power tools of self-own brand KYNKO. In 2005, bulging domestic and overseas demand motivated KYNKO to expand factory operations. An initial industrial park significantly grew production capacity.

Soon, with China's economic takeoff accompanied by the prosperity of the real estate industry, the demand for power tools increased tremendously, and KYNKO's product quality was widely recognized, with huge growth in domestic revenue. At that time, China's foreign trade also began to drive economic growth, and power tool exports increased significantly.

KYNKO also began to show its edge in overseas markets. Against the backdrop of the company's rapidly increasing revenue and the world power tool market’s continuously growing demand, KYNKO built its second 80,000 square meters industrial park in 2014.

After 30 years of development, KYNKO has exported to over 80 countries and regions around the world with over 1,500 dealers.

KYNKO is the No.1 in the portable stone-working power tools industry, and TOP5 quality in China. KYNKO are extremely good at design and produce power tools for heavy-duty work.

In addition to developing its own power tool brands, KYNKO has also established partnerships with many mainstream brands for OEM and ODM production.

KYNKO has been a leading power tool manufacturer in China, its products are renowned both domestically and internationally for their high quality.

3. Chervon

Quanfeng is a leading Chinese power tool company, which is founded in 1993 by boss Pan Longquan. Its product portfolio includes power tools, garden tools and laser measuring tools. Quanfeng's own brands include DEVON, XTRON, EGO (garden tools) and HAMMERHEAD. It also acquired SKIL, FLEX and CALMDURA (lithium battery charging technologies).

Quanfeng mainly targets the DIY home improvement market in developed countries in Europe and America. Its SKIL, FLEX, EGO and HAMMERHEAD brands are positioned as mid- to high-end brands sold through major home improvement retailers locally. In China, it has DEVON, XTRON and EGO (garden tools) targeting different product lines and market positioning.

Founded in 1993, Quanfeng started out mainly as a power tool trading company focusing on OEM. It grew rapidly but soon realized suppliers could no longer meet customers' demands for product quality. So in 1999, Quanfeng set up its own manufacturing facilities to produce for major foreign brands.

The manufacturing capabilities were expanded over time. Today, Quanfeng has three tool production bases in Nanjing - Nanjing Desa, Bosch Power Tools (JV with Bosch) and Quanfeng New Energy. Desa mainly produces corded tools, Bosch Power Tools produces bench tools for Bosch, and Quanfeng New Energy focuses on lithium battery-powered tools.

4. Positec

Founded in 1994 by Mr. Gao Zhendong，Positic is a top Chinese toolmaker. It makes power tools and lawn tools for both professionals and DIY home users.

Positic owns the WORX and ROCKWELL brands. It also bought the KRESS brand. The orange WORX tools are for home use. The green WORX and KRESS brands are for professionals. WORX orange and ROCKWELL mainly sell in hardware superstores in the US, Europe and Australia. WORX green sells to professionals in China.

Started in 1994 making tools for foreign brands like Bosch and Black & Decker, Positic built its own factories in 1999 as business grew. Today it has factories in Suzhou and Zhangjiagang.

5. DongChen

Founded in 1995, is one of China's leading professional power tool manufacturers and a vice chairman of the China Electrical Equipment Industry Association's Power Tool Branch. DongCheng produces various power tools, rotors, stators and other components widely used in sectors like construction, home renovation, shipbuilding and water infrastructure.

DongCheng products are distributed through authorized dealers in major cities across China and exported to over 60 countries and regions spanning Southeast Asia, South Asia and the Middle East.

DongCheng's DCA brand focuses on manufacturing high-quality professional-grade power tools for applications in areas like construction, home improvement, stone processing, shipbuilding and hydraulic engineering.

DCK is another one of DongCheng’s brands. By adopting international state-of-the-art technologies and production concepts, DCK aims to provide high-end power tools and professional solutions for industrial users. DCK tools are commonly used in railway construction, stone fabrication, shipbuilding and water conservancy projects.

Finding trustworthy power tool factories is not easy. You need to do your research to fully check out potential suppliers. But putting in time early on can really pay off later. Working directly with manufacturers helps get good pricing, quality control, seeing inside production, and quick responses. It's worth the effort to find suppliers who want long-term business partnerships and give premium quality.

Here are some interesting FAQs：

1.Why are all power tools made in China?

-Power tool manufacturing is a personnel-intensive industry, and its upstream supply chain requires a relatively complete industrial infrastructure. China has unique advantages in this regard. At the same time, China's huge economic volume can accommodate the large-capacity manufacturing of power tools.

2. Are Bosch power tools made in China?

Are Bosch tools made in Germany? A part of the products is manufactured in the company's facilities in Germany and Switzerland. But most of the Bosch Professional catalog is manufactured in countries outside Europe, such as Malaysia, Mexico, Taiwan, and China.

3. How do I find the best manufacturer in China?

Trade fairs: If you are up to it, visiting a trade fair in China is an excellent way to find manufacturers or suppliers. But your ability to spend that amount of time and money will depend on the size of your business, the kind of products that you want outsourced and, of course, your budget.