Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Milwaukee Tool Corporation

Type	Subsidiary
Industry	Manufacturing
Founded	1924
Headquarters	Brookfield, Wisconsin
Key people	Founder: A. F. Siebert
Products	Power tools
Number of employees	1,450
Parent	Techtronic Industries
Website	www.milwaukeetool.com

The Milwaukee Tool Corporation is a brand of Techtronic Industries, along with AEG, Ryobi, Hoover, Dirt Devil and Vax. Ownership history:

1924: The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation was established by A. F. Siebert in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1975: Sold to Amstar.^[1]
1986: Merrill Lynch acquired it.
1995: Sold to Atlas Copco.^[2]^[3]
2005: sold to Techtronic.^[4]

References

External links

Official website

Techtronic Industries

Subsidiaries	AEG Dirt Devil Homelite Corporation The Hoover Company Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation Ryobi Vax

Hand tool manufacturers

Current	DASCO PRO, INC. Apex Tool Group Allen Armstrong Tools Crescent Diamond GearWrench K-D Tools Lufkin Nicholson Plumb SATA Tools Wiss Xcelite Bondhus Buck Bros. Channellock Cornwell Tools Digitool Solutions Disston Saw Works EGA Master Eklind Emerson Ridgid Empire Level Estwing Felo FEW Fiskars Gerber Gardner Bender Gedore Gray Tools Dynamic Tools Hazet Hans tools Heyco Ideal Industries Pratt-Read SK Hand Tools Western Forge Klein Tools Knipex KUKKO Leatherman Lie-Nielsen Toolworks Lisle Corporation Lowell Corporation Matco Tools Martin Tool & Forge Newell Brands Irwin Lenox OTC Park Tool PB Swiss Tools Saltus Sandvik Senco Snap-on Bahco CDI Torque Products Williams Stahlwille Stanley Black & Decker Blackhawk Bostitch DeWalt Facom Mac Tools Proto Sidchrome Stanley Hand Tools Textron Greenlee Klauke Paladin Tools Techtronic Industries Milwaukee Thorsen Manufacturing Tomé Fèteira Toptul Vaughan Victorinox Wenger Wera Tools Wescott Westward Tools Wiha Tools Witte Tools Wright Tool

Historic	Coes Wrench Company Easco Hand Tools Forest City Screwdriver and Drill Company Goodell-Pratt Hinsdale Holtzapffel Indestro Mathieson McKaig-Hatch New Britain Machine Company Norris North Brothers Manufacturing Company Preston H. D. Smith & Co. Utica Tools Bonney Forge Herbrand Vlchek

House brands	Ace Hardware Ace Tools AutoZone Duralast Blain's Farm and Fleet Duracraft Canadian Tire Mastercraft The Home Depot Husky Lee Valley Veritas Lowe's Kobalt Menards Masterforce Montgomery Ward PowrKraft Sears Craftsman

Power tool manufacturers

Altendorf
Apex Tool Group (Gardner Denver)
Bosch (Dremel, Hawera, RotoZip, Skil)
Chang Type Industrial Co., Ltd. (Delta Machinery)
Emerson (Ridgid)
Fein
Festool
Flex-Elektrowerkzeuge
Hilti
Hitachi (Metabo)
Husqvarna (McCulloch, Poulan)
Ingersoll Rand
Mafell
Makita (Dolmar)
MAT Holdings (MAT Industries, LLC)
Panasonic
Illinois Tool Works (Miller, Paslode)
SawStop
Stanley Black & Decker (Bostitch, DeWalt, Porter-Cable, Virax)
Stihl (Viking)
Techtronic Industries (AEG, Homelite, Milwaukee, Ryobi)

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