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FORCEKRAFT 25 Piece ½″ Drive CR‑V 8 to 32 mm Impact Socket Set – Metric in Durable Case (FK-50121G)
SKU: TI-F2-45853
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Short Description
FORCEKRAFT 25 Piece ½″ Drive Socket Set
8 mm to 32 mm Socket
Chrome vanadium steel material
Country of origin: Russian Federation
Specifications
- Brand: FORCEKRAFT
- Weight (Approx.) : 4.5 kg
- Size : 1/2 inch
- Net Quantity : 25 pcs
- Model : FORCEKRAFT FK-50121G
- Number of Pieces : 25
- Drive Size : ½″ (12.7 mm)
- Socket Sizes : 8 mm to 32 mm
- Socket Type : 6-point impact sockets
- Material : Chrome vanadium steel (CR-V)
- Finish : Black phosphate
- Accessories Included : Extensions, universal joint
- Storage : Durable molded carrying case
Description
The FORCEKRAFT FK-50121G 25-piece socket set features durable chrome vanadium (CR-V) steel sockets ranging from 8 to 32 mm. Designed for impact tools with 6-point grip, this versatile set is perfect for automotive repairs, industrial maintenance, and general mechanical work. Comes in a sturdy case for organized storage and easy portability.
Features
:- 25 metric sockets (8–32 mm)
- ½″ drive size, compatible with impact tools
- Made from high-strength chrome vanadium steel
- 6-point design for secure fastener grip
- Includes extension bars and universal joint
- Corrosion-resistant black phosphate finish
- Compact, sturdy carrying case
Applications
:- Automotive and truck repairs
- Industrial machinery maintenance
- Heavy-duty mechanical fastening
- Workshop and garage use
- General DIY and professional tasks
Usage
:User Instructions :
1. Identify the Fastener
- Determine the size of the nut or bolt you want to tighten or loosen.
- Check the socket size markings (e.g., 17 mm, 19 mm) printed or engraved on each socket.
2. Select the Right Socket
- Choose the correct size socket to fit snugly over the fastener.
- Use shallow sockets for regular bolts and deep sockets (if included) for bolts in recessed areas.
3. Attach the Socket to the Tool
Insert the socket onto a ½″ drive tool, such as:
- Ratchet wrench
- Torque wrench
- Breaker bar
- Impact wrench (only if sockets are impact-rated)
Confirm that sockets are impact-rated before using with power tools.
4. Operate the Tool
- Place the socket over the bolt/nut head.
- Turn the ratchet handle:
- Clockwise to tighten
- Counter-clockwise to loosen
- For hard-to-reach areas:
- Use an extension bar
- Use a universal joint for angled access
5. After Use
- Detach the socket from the tool.
- Wipe the socket clean with a dry cloth.
- Place the sockets and tools back into the correct slots in the case.
Maintenance :
1. Clean After Every Use
- Wipe each socket, extension bar, and accessory with a dry cloth.
- Remove any :
- Dirt
- Grease
- Metal shavings
- For tough grease, use a mild degreaser or solvent, then dry immediately.
2. Protect from Rust and Corrosion
Although made from chrome vanadium (CR-V) steel with corrosion resistance, you should :
- Apply a light coat of machine oil or WD-40 every few weeks (especially in humid environments).
- Never store the tools while they are wet or greasy.
3. Inspect for Wear or Damage
Regularly check each socket and accessory for :
- Cracks
- Rounded edges
- Deformation or corrosion
Do not use damaged sockets, especially with power tools, as they may break under load.
4. Proper Storage
- Always return sockets to their designated slots in the storage case after use.
- Keep the case closed to prevent dust and moisture buildup.
- Store the set in a cool, dry location, away from direct sunlight and chemicals.
5. Use Properly to Extend Life
- Use sockets only with compatible ½″ drive tools.
- Do not use with higher torque than rated (e.g., avoid using non-impact-rated sockets with impact tools).
- Do not hammer or modify sockets.
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