The Pigfish, a tiny multi-tool device, has a surprising amount of features for such a simple-looking keychain. It can turn screws, tighten bolts, repair your glasses and open everything from bottles to boxes.
Creators Chris and Sarah Schnelle, owners of Schnelle Engineering, operate out of West Chester, Ohio. The siblings have previous experience in the aviation and medical industries, working as accomplished engineers. They have combined their extensive experiences to develop this simple, yet impressive multi-tool product.
The Pigfish is made from a high-grade titanium, and has a long list of incredibly impressive speculations including the fact that it has 100 pounds of prying force. This is a very well-rounded, tiny and versatile multi-tool that is perfect for everyday use.
What's Driving This Trend
- Titanium Pocket Multi-tools
- Companies can potentially innovate by creating even more feature-packed pocket multi-tools made of titanium.
- Miniature Keychain Gadgets
- Designers can potentially innovate by creating more multi-functional gadgets as small as keychains.
- High-grade Material Multi-tools
- Manufacturers can potentially innovate by developing new multi-tool products made from high-grade materials to increase durability and reliability.
Who This Affects Most
- Aviation
- Companies in the aviation industry can potentially expand their reach by creating multi-functional tools catered to airplane maintenance.
- Medical Devices
- Medical device companies can potentially create a safety-oriented tool with features such as a glass breaker and belt-cutter.
- Consumer Goods
- Manufacturers in the consumer goods industry can potentially explore creating affordable, multi-functional pocket tools as a fashion accessory.
