Tools & Assembly
Our practical tools are perfect if you enjoy building and working on PCs or simply want to be fully prepared for your next gaming PC build.
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PC Tools, Kits and Repair Equipment
With the right tools, building and tinkering becomes much easier. Whether you need an iFixit screwdriver set for your next PC build or complete tool kits – you’ll find the right equipment here.
Tool Kits and Repair Equipment
In our tools and repair equipment category, we offer a wide range of tools for your PC – from full kits to soldering tools and other modding equipment for enthusiasts.
Want to repair your PC yourself? With a repair kit from iFixit, you’ll be well prepared. Need drilling or cutting tools? You’ll find those here too!
Screws for Your PC
Screws are especially easy to lose – with our screw kits for motherboards, fans, or cases, you’re always covered. Thanks to standardized sizes, finding the right screws is quick and easy.
FAQ – PC Tools
What are the most important tools for building a PC?
For assembling a PC, you mainly need a Phillips screwdriver (PH2), possibly a precision screwdriver, and cable ties for clean cable management. If you want to ensure your hardware is not damaged, ESD protection equipment is also recommended.
What are ESD tools or anti-static tools and why are they important?
ESD tools (anti-static tools) are designed to prevent or safely discharge electrostatic buildup. These include ESD screwdrivers, tweezers, anti-static wrist straps, and ESD mats. They are important because even small static discharges can permanently damage sensitive PC components such as the motherboard, RAM, or graphics card—often without visible signs.
Are there differences between cheap and high-quality PC tools?
Yes, high-quality tools offer better build quality, longer durability, and more precise fit, which protects screws and makes assembly easier. One of the most well-known brands for tools and repair equipment is iFixit.
Do you need special tools for M.2 SSDs or small components?
Yes, for small components like M.2 SSDs, a precision screwdriver with the correct bit size is required, as standard screwdrivers are often too large.