The 2009 IQ Supplies Catalogue is now available, containing Teng Tools and L.Brador workwear. Teng Tools has established itself in the tools market over the last 25 years to be one of the leading suppliers of hand tools. L.Brador was introduced into the UK in and is a complete range of clothing equally suitable for work or casual wear, with up-to-the-minute fashion design or more traditional styles.
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