Brand : Generic (Imported)
Scheppach 13‑Piece 3/8″ Drive 8 to 19 mm CR‑V Socket & Bit Set (Sch-3132-5MSA)
SKU : TI-S1-45765
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Short Description
Scheppach 13‑Piece 3/8″ Drive 8 to 19 mm CR‑V Socket & Bit Set
8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 mm Socket Sizes
100 mm extension bar 
Country of origin: Russian Federation
Specification
  • Brand: Generic (Imported)
  • Weight (Approx.) : 1 kg
  • Net Quantity : 13 pcs
  • Model / Part No. : SCH‑3132‑5MSA
  • Number of Pieces : 13
  • Drive Size : 3/8″ (≈ 10 mm square drive)
  • Socket Sizes Included : 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 mm (11 sockets) 
  • Ratchet : 3/8″ reversible ratchet, ~200 mm length 
  • Extension Bar : 100 mm extension bar included 
  • Holder / Case : Molded plastic holder / rack for organizing tools 
  • Material / Finish : Typically chrome vanadium sockets (or equivalent) — brand uses “socket set / head set” description 


Description
The Scheppach SCH‑3132‑5MSA is a versatile 13‑piece socket set featuring a 3/8″ drive, designed for both workshop and mobile use. This kit includes metric sockets (8 to 19 mm), a 3/8″ reversible ratchet (200 mm), and a 100 mm extension bar. All parts are built for durability and precision, making the set ideal for automotive repair, maintenance jobs, and general mechanical tasks with medium torque requirements.

Features

 :
  • 13‑piece set with metric socket range 8 mm to 19 mm (commonly used sizes)
  • 3/8″ drive — a good balance between torque capacity and compactness
  • Reversible ratchet (≈ 200 mm length) for forward/reverse operation
  • 100 mm extension bar to reach fasteners in tight or recessed spots
  • Durable construction — designed for workshop / medium duty use
  • Compact molded holder for easy organization and portability
  • Ideal for automotive, machinery servicing, repair & maintenance

Applications

 :
This socket set is a general-purpose set of tools useful wherever bolts, nuts, and fasteners are involved, especially in metric sizes between 8 mm and 19 mm. Some specific applications :
  • Automotive / Vehicle Repair : Removing or installing wheel nuts (if within the range), engine components, brackets, covers, and other bolted connections
  • Motorcycles / Scooters : Maintenance tasks like removing parts held with metric bolts, adjusting parts, etc.
  • Mechanical / Machinery Maintenance : Tightening or loosening bolts in machines, equipment, frameworks, etc.
  • Home / Workshop / DIY projects : Furniture assembly, metal frames, appliance repair, etc.
  • Plumbing / HVAC / Installations : Some fixtures, brackets, and clamps use metric bolts where these sockets will fit.


Usage

 :
How to Use It

1. Identify the Right Socket Size
  • Check the bolt or nut you want to tighten/loosen.
  • Select a socket that fits snugly on the head (not too tight, not too loose).
                              For example: If the nut is 13 mm wide, use the 13 mm socket.

2. Attach the Socket to the Ratchet

  • Push the square hole of the socket onto the 3/8″ drive square end of the ratchet.
  • It should click into place (most ratchets have a ball bearing that holds the socket).
3. Use the Extension (if needed)


If the bolt is recessed or hard to reach:

  • Attach the 100 mm extension between the ratchet and socket.

  • This gives you more reach and clearance.

4. Set the Ratchet Direction
  • The ratchet handle has a direction switch (usually a small lever).

  • Flip it to:

    • Tighten (Clockwise) 

    • Loosen (Counterclockwise) 


Tip: Test the direction before use so you don't accidentally tighten instead of loosen.


5. Turn the Ratchet


  • Place the socket firmly on the bolt head.
  • Hold the ratchet handle and begin to turn:
  • Use smooth, steady force.
  • For tight bolts, you may need more leverage (use both hands).

6. Remove the Socket 

  • After you're done:
  • Pull the socket off (press the release button if your ratchet has one).
  • Store it back in the case.

Maintenance :  

Regular Cleaning
1. Wipe after use
  • After every job, wipe each socket, extension, and the ratchet with a clean, dry cloth to remove grease, oil, dirt, or metal shavings.(This prevents buildup that can degrade performance.)

2. Deep cleaning (occasional)

  • Use mild soapy water or a degreaser to remove tough grime.

  • Use a soft brush (toothbrush or similar) to clean inside sockets and drive squares.

  • Rinse thoroughly and dry completely before storing.

  • Use compressed air (if available) to blow out moisture from tight spots.
    (Remaining moisture leads to rust.)

3. Rust removal (if needed)

  • If light rust appears, use fine steel wool or a rust‑removal solution carefully (so as not to damage the chrome finish).

  • After removing rust, clean and reapply protective oil.

  • Replace any parts that are badly corroded.

 Lubrication / Protection

1. Lubricate moving parts (ratchet, joints)

  • Apply a drop or two of light machine oil or a specialized lubricant to the internal mechanism of the ratchet (pawls, gears) to keep it smooth.

  • Avoid over‑lubrication (too much oil attracts dirt).

  • Do this periodically, especially if the ratchet begins to feel stiff or “gritty.”

2. Protect socket surfaces

  • Lightly oil (very thin film) the outside and inside surfaces of the sockets to reduce corrosion risk.

  • Wipe off excess oil to avoid sticky surfaces that attract dirt.

3. Use of rust inhibitors / moisture control

  • Store silica gel (desiccant) packs in the tool case to absorb moisture.

  • Use a rust‑inhibiting spray on the tools before storage in humid climates.


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