OX Group Global acquires Armor Tool

ORPINGTON, UK — OX Group Global, a provider of hand tools, diamond tools and tool storage, has acquired Armor Tool, a supplier of auto-adjusting woodworking and welding clamps, and self-adjusting pocket hole jigs. 

The acquisition of Armor Tool by OX Group Global is another strategic development for the group following the acquisition of Bora Tool in October 2023. With a vision of 'Foundation to Finish', delivering products driven by innovation to provide a solution from the Foundation of the build through to the Finish, OX Group Global strengthens its position as leader in innovation & comprehensive solutions.

"As we continue to deliver our strategy of building a product portfolio that supports our vision of Foundation to Finish, we are excited to welcome the Armor Tool family into our company," said John Cunningham CEO of OX Group Global. " The Armor Tool IP portfolio is impressive and fits our leading by innovation strategy and we look forward to bringing these exciting products to our customers. Armor Tool's dedication to craftsmanship and innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to become the best Pro's brand."

Armor Tool, founded in 2009, has 9 issued patents and 1 pending patent, and their flagship products include the Auto-Jig automatically adjusting pocket hole jig, Auto-Adjust Dog Clamp, and T-Track system.

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