Japan's First Mass Producer of Screwdrivers. The "Partner" for Professionals.｜VESSEL
Tightening a screw. It is the most basic task of manufacturing.
VESSEL has been pursuing the optimal solution for the act of "turning" for over a century.
Just a screw, but an important screw. To tighten it surely.
VESSEL Co., Inc. is a pioneer company that started mass production of screwdrivers for the first time in Japan in 1916. The brand name "VESSEL" means a "large ship" in English, signifying the founder's desire to "load high-quality products and send them out to the world." As the name suggests, it boasts a market share in Japan to the extent that "Screwdrivers mean VESSEL," and continues to support professional work with everything from traditional hand tools to the latest electric assist tools.
Why "VESSEL" is Chosen | 3 Reasons
"Ergonomic Design" that fits Japanese hands
As symbolized by the masterpiece "Ball Grip," VESSEL tools are made by thoroughly studying the size of Japanese hands and how they grip. Its shape, which is "easy to apply force and hard to slip," is based on a design philosophy that makes it less tiring even during long hours of work.
"High-precision blade tip" that does not damage screws
The life of a screwdriver is the precision of the "blade tip" that meshes with the screw. VESSEL focuses on heat treatment and processing technology at its domestic factories, achieving a fit that sticks to the screw hole, such as Black Point processing and JAWSFIT.
"Innovative Ideas" adapting to the times
VESSEL's strength is that it does not stay defensive despite being a long-established company. The "Den-Dra Ball" series, which electrified the manual screwdriver shape as it is, revolutionized the tool industry. Their development capability to fuse tradition and the latest technology is highly evaluated worldwide.
Editor's Note
Once you grip VESSEL's "Ball Grip Screwdriver," other tools feel unreliable. And the recent shock is definitely the "Den-Dra Ball" (Electric Ball Grip). It feels like a usual manual screwdriver, but it rotates electrically with the push of a button. PC assembly and furniture DIY have become dramatically easier. The greatness of this brand lies in possessing both "traditional reliability" and "new convenience."
Loved by Pros and DIYers | 5 Editor's Picks
From standard items always seen at hardware stores to professional bits and buzzing electric tools. Here are the masterpieces you want to align first.
Ball Grip Screwdriver No.220
Over 100 million sold. The most loved screwdriver in Japan.
A classic screwdriver with a round grip that everyone has seen at least once. The "ball shape," which allows the most force to be applied when turning a screw, has been the standard for Japanese sites since its release in 1984. The shaft uses chrome vanadium steel, making it tough and extremely durable.
As a household staple tool. For furniture assembly, battery replacement, wiring installation, and all basic DIY tasks.
Megadora Screwdriver No.900
Prevents cam-out. High-function model that bites into stripped screws.
The serrated blade tip with "JAWSFIT" processing firmly bites into the screw hole. It has enough grip force to turn not only normal screws but also slightly stripped ones. The grip is an environmentally friendly type using recycled resin.
For loosening tightly tightened screws or precision work where you do not want to damage important furniture or machines. A reliable model loved by professionals.
Electric Ball Grip (Den-Dra Ball)
Manual feel, electric speed. A revolutionary tool.
A USB rechargeable electric screwdriver that can be used with the same feeling as a usual ball grip screwdriver. Fast rotation is done electrically with a buzz, and final tightening is done manually and securely. This hybrid usability is highly praised by everyone from DIY beginners to professionals.
For assembling color boxes or tightening a large number of screws. Since the burden on the wrist is dramatically reduced, you will not get tired even after long hours of work.
Gousai Bits
Distinguish size by color. "Strong and beautiful" bits with highest hardness.
Tip bits used for impact drivers. They are color-coded by size, such as "Red for Phillips #2" and "Yellow for Phillips #1," so you can identify them instantly in the tool box. The material uses "Die Hard Steel" which is flexible and hard to break.
For those who have an electric driver. Eliminate the time to wonder "Which bit is it?" during DIY and improve work efficiency.
Rainball L-wrenches
9 colors of rainbow in the tool box. Hex wrench set mastering functional beauty.
Hex wrench set color-coded into 9 colors for each size. In addition to the beauty of appearance, it combines practicality that is hard to slip and easy to grip by powder coating. The "Ultra Hex" shape that can be turned even from an angle makes work in narrow places smooth.
For bicycle maintenance and hexagonal screws of assembly furniture. It turns much easier than the small wrench included with furniture.
Summary: 100 years of history is proof of trust.
Good tools reduce work failures, prevent injuries, and above all, teach you the "joy of making."
VESSEL tools, inhabited by the soul of "Made in Japan," are a safe standard that you definitely want to put in your home tool box as well as professional sites.
- Company
- VESSEL CO., INC.
- Founded
- 1916
- Address
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17-25, Fukae-Kita 2-chome, Higashinari-ku, Osaka 537-0001 Japan
Google Map - Tel
- +81-6-6976-7771
- Business
- Manufacturing and sales of screwdrivers, bits, air tools, etc.
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