Jore Corporation

What products are listed for this advertiser?

American Made Driver Bits, American Made Driver Bits, Made in the USA Hex Shank Drills, American Made Quick Change Systems, and American Made Round Shank Drills.

Jore Corporation, founded in 1990, located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains in Ronan, Montana is the leading US manufacturer and provider of innovative, high quality power tool accessories to the retail market and engineered drilling solutions to the industrial marketplace. Three buildings, totaling nearly 300,000 square feet, house a state-of-the-art manufacturing, assembly, packaging, warehouse and distribution facility. Jore's manufacturing processes include drill bit grinding, high-speed machining, injection molding, blow molding, die casting, metal forming and stamping. Jore is a privately held company that is owned by Western Mortgage and Realty Company in Pasco, Washington.

Jore Corporation is a leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of innovative power tool accessories and hand tools for the do-it-yourself and professional craftsman markets. Jore offers a comprehensive system of proprietary drilling and driving products that save users time through enhanced functionality, productivity and ease of use. Jore manufactures products using advance technologies and equipment designs, intended to achieve competitive advantages in cost, quality and production capacity. Jore retail products are sold under private labels to the industry's largest power tool retailers and manufacturers. Jore products are also sold under the Stanley? brand, to which we have the exclusive licensing agreement for power tool accessories. Jore industrial products are sold under private label and other well-known industrial brands.

Jore manufactures and sells products primarily in three categories, including quick-change power tool accessories, hand tools and industrial quality drilling and driving tools. The introduction of the quick-change program changed the way woodworkers used their power drills. Users of this system chuck the quick connector into their drill and can then quickly change between our full line of hex-shank products without having to chuck and re-chuck their drill. Jore also sells a multiple bit screwdriver with bit storage in the handle. This hand tool comes with or without a ratcheting feature. Another Jore hand tool is the Torque-Driver?, a proprietary screwdriver with interchangeable bits and a flip-out handle that provides the user with additional torque.

Jore's manufacturing facility is truly state-of-the-art, based upon proprietary drill bit manufacturing equipment that automates all aspects of drill bit production, resulting in improved quality, lower costs and increased production capacity. Jore produces hex-shank accessories using proprietary die-casting processes, and screw-driving accessories are produced using our proprietary metal forming and stamping equipment.

For more information about Jore Corporation and the products Jore sells, please contact the customer service department at 888-809-5673.


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