FEATURES

STRONG AS STEEL — BUILT TO LAST — Crafted from top-grade CR-V steel, this socket wrench set is designed to withstand the stress, day after day, year after year. The rust and corrosion-resistant finish keeps your tools in excellent condition and ensures optimal performance, even in tough conditions typical of a garage or outdoor use.

PRECISE FIT FOR SMOOTHER REPAIRS — Each socket is made with a finely calibrated tip that wraps around bolts and nuts like a glove: no slipping, no thread damage, just smooth performance. Each socket locks securely, giving you full control with zero play.

THREE DRIVE SIZES FOR MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY — This set offers you sockets compatible with 6.35mm (1/4"), 10mm (3/8"), and 12.5mm (1/2") tools. Whether you are tuning your car or tightening screws on your patio, switching from one tool to another is a breeze thanks to perfect compatibility with all your favorite handles and ratchets.

COMPLETE KIT WITH COMPACT AND ORGANIZED STORAGE SYSTEM — Everything stays neatly stored in a sturdy case that keeps sockets safe and easily accessible: no more lost tools or messy drawers. It is an essential accessory for mechanics who rely on dependable tools every day and a real game-changer for DIY enthusiasts ready to tackle any challenge.

HOW TO USE

Step 1: Choose the correct socket size. The socket must fit the bolt perfectly with no play.

Step 2: Attach the socket to the screwdriver tool. Ensure it is locked securely to prevent slipping during use.

Step 3: Rotate the handle in the correct direction. Apply steady pressure and let the tool do the work.

SPECIFICATIONS

Pieces: 60 pieces, 64 pieces

Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel (CR-V)

Types included: Torx insert sockets (38/48/54 mm) + Tamper-proof Torx insert sockets (38/48/54 mm) + Torx Plus insert sockets (38/48/54 mm) + External Torx sockets (25/28/38 mm)

The package includes: 1× CR-V steel socket set

NOTES

Using an incorrect size can damage both the tool and the bolt head, potentially causing slipping or damage.

After use, clean the sockets and store them in a dry place, preferably in a toolbox or case.

Regularly check the sockets for cracks, signs of wear, or deformation. If the inner edges become rounded or damaged, replace the socket immediately to avoid slipping and potential injury.