Vielseitig
Mobiles 8-in-1-Tool für vielseitigen beruflichen und privaten Einsatz in der Werkstatt oder Haushalt
A constant companion
The Insider PB 6464 is always in Michael Christen's pocket.
Pocket-sized multi-tool
Michael Christen is a trained carpenter. Before taking over Fredy Kull's business in 2016 with his father and uncle, he gained national and international sales experience. He is often in the field and in the store. And no matter where he is, Michael has a constant companion: his red Insider PB 6464. Thanks to its compact size, it fits easily into any pocket and is versatile with its eight different bits. That's why it has a permanent place next to the cash register.
Being small, practical, and available in six different colors makes it an ideal gift as well. Whether for home, the store, or as a unique present, the Insider is always his Number 1.
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Michael Christen, CEO of Kulltec AG in Pfäffikon, Zurich -
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Advantages of the PB 6464 at a glance
Nachhaltig
Einmalige Investition, mit lebenslanger Garantie
Color Code
Erhältlich in 6 Lieblingsfarben rot, gelb, grün, blau, violett und schwarz
Sicher und leicht
Schiebemagazin mit Endarretierung, enthält 8 PrecisionBits C6 in den Ausführungen Schlitz/Phillips/Torx
Qualitativ hochstehend
Strukturierte und rutschfeste Griffoberfläche, hochwertiges schlagfestes sowie öl- und benzinbeständiges Material
Praktisch
Edelstahl-Bitaufnahme mit Magnet für einfachen und schnellen Bitwechsel
Overview of mobile sets
Kulltec AG
In 1977, Fredy Kull decided to open his own store. He purchased an ironware and coal trading business, remodeled and expanded it. Over time, the original 50 square meters grew to over 700 square meters of retail space. The one-man operation developed into a business with twelve employees and two apprentices. In March 2016, the Christen family took over kulltool AG from Fredy Kull and founded a new company called Kulltec AG. Various expansions and redesigns of the product range followed. An online shop was added, which now offers around 45,000 items.
