About us
Our story
About us
Our team is what we value the most.
With experienced workers and skilled engineers, durable and reliable tools are born.
We are Mark Tools Factory, located in Area 3, China Science & Technology Hardware City, Dongcheng District, Yongkang City, Zhejiang Province – the heart of China’s hardware capital. Yongkang brings together a complete supply chain for hand tools, power tools, pneumatic tools, measuring tools, and fasteners. Being right here allows us to source high-quality materials, control production costs, and deliver fast.
Our product range includes: utility knives, pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches, hammers, brushes, scissors, tape measures; electric wrenches, drills, saws, electric screwdrivers, nail guns, rotary hammers, polishers; laser levels; tool kits (home tool kits, socket wrench sets, screwdriver bit sets); and fasteners like screws, bolts, nuts, and nails.
We are not just a trader – we are a real manufacturer. Every tool is made with strict quality control, from raw material inspection to final testing. We believe that a good tool should be affordable, durable, and safe to use.
Whether you are a DIYer, a repair shop, a construction contractor, or a wholesale distributor, we welcome you to visit our factory. Let our team support your next project.
Durability carried to an extreme becomes reliability.
our story
How it all started
It started in Yongkang Hardware City, the heart of China’s tool industry. From our early days in Area 3, we built Mark Tools Factory step by step. We focus on making reliable hand tools, power tools, and tool sets – nothing flashy, just durable and practical. Today, we still operate from the same place, guided by the same principle: a good tool should make your work easier, not harder.
About the founder
The founder grew up in Yongkang, surrounded by hardware workshops and steel. He started in the hardware trade early, learning how tools are made and what makes them fail. Instead of just trading, he chose to build his own factory – Mark Tools. His belief is simple: a tool should be strong enough for daily work, safe to use, and fairly priced. He still walks the workshop floor, checks products by hand, and refuses to cut corners. For him, tools are not just products; they are promises to the people who use them.