Bethany Hogg
Engineers are cool individuals.
They are multi-talented – organized and creative at the same time.
You should feel lucky to have an engineer in your life. Because they never run out of options.
But simply feeling proud isn’t enough.
You need to show your love, get them one of the tech and electronics presents, and value them for what they are.
We have gathered gifts for that. So without further ado, let’s get onto them.
Gifts for Engineers
Know someone from your group or acquaintance who is into engineering?
Here are the gifts you can surprise them with.
1. City travel deluxe backpack for engineers in town
Engineers must travel from one city to another, and the necessary equipment is important.
This modern bag is an excellent replacement for a handbag briefcase and has dozens of pockets for everything from an engineer’s cell phone to their driver’s license.
2. Eco-friendly wooden puzzle – 3D sorter
How could wood not be a part of engineering? Introducing a new, eco-friendly version of the classic game, the wooden puzzle.
This 3D wooden puzzle is an impressive build with interlocking parts. It will look great on the engineer’s office table.
3. Tool bag organizer with 42 interior and exterior pockets
If they’re working out in the field, they’ll need a bag that holds all their tools and other bits and pieces, and this tool bag organizer is a perfect choice.
By organizing their tools, engineers can quickly find the one they need and increase their work efficiency.
4. 3D Mitre angle measuring tool to measure & marks angles and lengths
Measuring lengths, marks and angles can be difficult for engineers when they do not have the right tools. Bringing you the relevant gift for an engineer.
This 3D multiuse tool draws parallel lines of different measurements, measures 9 drill holes, and marks angles and lengths.
5. Intelligent non-contact test pen to detect breakpoints in circuits
Do you know a local professional electric engineer who is always there for you?
Gift this useful tester pen, which is an efficient and fast way to locate a circuit breakpoint.
It is highly comfortable to hold for a long time. Additionally, it can be clipped into their jeans pockets so they can take it wherever they go.
6. Levitating Moon Light
A simple moon lamp is okay for a normal person but for engineers, it needs to have a technical aspect to it.
What’s in it for engineers:
This moon lamp utilizes the laws of levitation which is an exciting concept for many. Seeing the moon fly in mid-air would be relaxing for your engineer buddies.
7. Snowflake Multi-tool
Engineering gifts need to be utilitarian. These people love to do their daily chores, be it tightening the screw of their bicycle or loosening the tripod stand screw. This tool is everything they need.
What’s in it for engineers:
It can perform 18 operations of aligning, tightening, connecting and balancing. Moreover, this lightweight tool can be attached to their keychain.
8. Handyman Pouch
They will be involved in doing multiple tasks at one time – drilling a hole for a wired connection in one instant and screwing a metallic box in the other.
They often tend to lose small items like nails, bolts and drill bits but not anymore.
What’s in it for engineers:
The powerful magnets of this gift for engineers can hold those items so that they are at their disposal at all times. This would save time and effort during their engineering projects.
9. Universal Socket Wrench
Anything allowing engineers to perform multiple tasks is probably the best gift idea for them. And we love this tool for that.
What’s in it for engineers:
It integrates 16 socket wrenches which can be used to perform almost every tightening/loosening operation. There is virtually no nut or bolt size it can not handle.
10. Contour Duplication Gauge
Engineering students and engineers require precise dimensions and shapes of real-life structures to imitate on the screen for analysis and calculations. This creative tool is for them.
What’s in it for engineers:
The engineer gift will be a great helper for them while measuring the dimensions of irregular and curved structures like pipes, ducts, and chamfered edges.
11. Damaged Nut Bolt Remover
Gone are the days when engineers used to unhook rusty bolts with the help of hammer blows and files. This creative tool will allow them to remove any damaged bolt in an instant.
What’s in it for engineers:
Available in both flat and deep holes, there is no bolt size that this tool can not handle. It comes organized in hex depressions which ensures that they never lose them.
12. Cut Resistant Gloves
Engineers are always in contact with machines with fast blades and sharp edges. They need their hands to be safe otherwise, how would they create masterpieces!
These fiber-mesh gloves would survive abrasions from moving blades and cutting surfaces.
What’s in it for engineers:
They can wear it while handling machines that involve blades, especially metal cutting machines with square-edge blades, textile machines with serrated blades and equipment preparation machines.
13. Magic Grip Tool
Consider the size of the smile on their faces when they finally come across a single tool that can replace their multiple socket wrenches and sockets!
What’s in it for engineers:
This Grip Tool adjusts to any size or shape of the screw head and can also reach hard-to-access places.
Tip For Buyers: Other than buying a token of love for engineers, how about surprising your friend who is a medical supervisor or veterinarian doctor with presents that will, of course, add more fun to their dutiful lives.
14. Magnetic Lamp
We talked about levitation but Magnetic interaction is another powerful force. Those who are not a fan of levitation are of this force for sure. (Although levitation is a type of magnetic force!)
What’s in it for engineers:
Attach the balls and the lamp magically lights up. These lamp types can be placed in bedrooms and offices as an accent piece as well.
15. Battery Storage Organizer
Do you know an engineer whose drawer is always full of used and unused batteries? Free him/her of the quagmire of differentiating between charged and uncharged batteries by gifting this storage organizer.
What’s in it for engineers:
It can hold all its AA, AAA, 9-Volt, C & D batteries at one place. There is also a tester in the kit using which all the cells can be quickly tested for power.
16. Stylus Metal Ruler Pen
They might have to perform multiple jobs at their work sites so why not gift a single tool that can get various jobs done?
What’s in it for engineers:
It could be a ruler to measure small components, a screwdriver to open a switch box or a stylus for their touch screen electronic devices.
17. Floating Globe Lamp
We just can’t get enough levitating products and neither can the engineers you know. This is a decorative engineering gift that they can place on their side tables, office desks and the home’s entertainment center.
What’s in it for engineers:
The levitation coupled with the sensual beauty of the floating globe! And then, the three globe colors of black, gold and blue.
It’s a great present for your boss as well.
18. Tech Heated Vest
Another item on our list of best gifts for engineers is this vest which is an alternative to wearing 2-3 sweaters to ward off the chilling weather. It is unisex so your female and male engineer friends can wear it.
What’s in it for engineers:
It utilizes infrared technology to promote three heating levels starting from 77oF to 113oF. From outside, it looks just like a normal jacket but the inside is sublime thermal engineering.
It is charged via USB Cable and provides 12 hours of warmth on a single charge. We bet this will cheer up your engineer buddy to the very core.
19. Flashlight Glove
This cool and unique gift for engineers would allow them to do daily life tasks at night using both hands. No need to hold a torch in one hand!
What’s in it for engineers:
Whether it is turning on the fuse of their apartments when the light goes off or repairing a pipe under the sink at night, they can quickly and efficiently complete the task alone with this glove.
20. Magnetic Rack Tool Organizer
It’s frustrating to rummage through the toolbox and no one goes through this ordeal more than architects, plumbers, and engineers.
How about a magnetic holder that can keep all their tools at one place and the freedom to attach the holder anywhere?
What’s in it for engineers:
Perfect for holding hammers, screwdrivers and pliers, this organizer will speed up their maintenance procedures and is great for garage dads as well.
21. Illusion Rug
Engineers design unique things and shapes including illusions. How about such a rug?
What’s in it for engineers:
It can be an instant conversation starter for their guests. They can place them in their bedroom or lounge and have interesting photographs of them.
22. Digital Microscope
Engineers need to closely inspect circuit boards, ICs and electrical equipment during troubleshooting. For that, they require magnification.
What’s in it for engineers:
Not only does this portable microscope magnify the subjects, but it will illuminate and show them on the monitors and screens via USB Cable.
Concluding lines
That’s all from the engineering gifts list. You can visit our lists for anxiety-stricken and coffee lovers as well.
Happy Gifting!