Assorted Fixings
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About Assorted Fixings
Assorted fixings are essential components for any professional tradesperson or serious DIY enthusiast, providing comprehensive fastening solutions for assembly, repair, and installation work. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks a diverse range of assorted fixing kits including clevis pins, split pins, grub screws, spring roll pins, linch pins, hammer fixings, and specialised automotive fixings like sump plug washers. These carefully curated assortments ensure you always have the right fixing to hand, eliminating costly delays and frustration on the job.
Our range features high-quality kits from trusted brands including Sealey, DeWalt, and Draper, with sets ranging from 50 to over 500 pieces. Each kit comes in organised storage cases with compartmentalised sections for quick identification and protection against damage. Whether you're working on automotive maintenance, construction, machinery repair, or general workshop tasks, these professional-grade assortments deliver the versatility and convenience that save valuable time across diverse applications.
Applications
Assorted fixing kits are invaluable across numerous trades and applications:
- Motor Mechanics and Auto Electricians: Vehicle repairs, engine work, and automotive maintenance requiring clevis pins, split pins, and sump plug washers
- Agricultural Engineers: Farm machinery maintenance using linch pins, clevis pins, and heavy-duty split pins
- General Builders and Carpenters: Construction work requiring hammer fixings, wall plugs, and general-purpose fasteners
- Maintenance Engineers: Industrial and commercial equipment repair with diverse fixing solutions
- Plumbers and Heating Engineers: Pipework installations using bonded seals and specialised fixings
- Plant Hire and Equipment Operators: Heavy machinery maintenance and repair
- DIY Enthusiasts: Home improvement projects requiring organised assortments of reliable fixings
Choosing The Right Assorted Fixings
Application and Trade: Consider your primary work area. Automotive professionals should prioritise kits with sump plug washers and clevis pins, whilst builders benefit from comprehensive wall fixing assortments.
Metric versus Imperial: UK tradespeople typically work with metric measurements, but older equipment may require imperial fixings. Many comprehensive assortments from MyToolShed.co.uk include both systems for maximum versatility.
Quantity and Size Range: Larger assortments (300+ pieces) provide better value and reduce the risk of running short mid-job, whilst smaller kits (50-150 pieces) offer greater portability for mobile tradespeople.
Storage and Organisation: Look for compartmentalised cases with clear labelling. Quality storage boxes from brands like Sealey and DeWalt protect fixings from moisture whilst enabling quick identification on site.
Material Quality: Professional-grade fixings should be manufactured from hardened steel with appropriate finishes. Zinc-plated or stainless steel options provide enhanced durability in harsh or outdoor environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between metric and imperial fixing kits?
Metric fixings are measured in millimetres and follow ISO standards used across modern UK manufacturing. Imperial fixings use inches and are typically found on older British equipment, American machinery, and agricultural implements. Many professional assortments include both systems for compatibility across diverse applications.
Are assorted fixing kits better value than buying individual fixings?
For tradespeople and active DIYers, assorted kits typically offer significant cost savings compared to purchasing individual fixings as needed. They also eliminate emergency trips to suppliers mid-job, saving valuable time on site.
What size assortment should I choose for mobile trade work?
Mobile tradespeople benefit from mid-sized assortments (150-300 pieces) that balance comprehensiveness with portability. Look for robust cases that fit your existing tool storage system and won't open accidentally during transport.
