Brand : Generic (Imported)
JCB 3 Piece Deep Impact Thin-Walled Socket Set, 1/2″ Drive, 6-Point 17 mm, 19 mm, 21 mm (JCB-4032TH)
SKU : TI-J3-45706
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Short Description
  • JCB 3 Piece Deep Impact Thin-Walled Socket Set,
  • 6-Point (Hex)
  •  1/2″ square drive

Country of origin: Russian Federation
Specification
  • Brand: Generic (Imported)
  • Weight (Approx.) : 0.75 gm
  • Size : 1/2 Inch
  • Net Quantity : 3 pcs
  • Brand : JCB
  • Model : 4032TH
  • Product Code : 60979
  • Drive Size : 1/2″ square drive
  • Socket Type : Impact, Deep, Thin-Walled
  • Point Type : 6-Point (Hex)
  • Socket Sizes : 17 mm, 19 mm, 21 mm
  • Socket Length : ~78 mm
  • Outer Diameter : Approx. 24 mm (17 mm), 26 mm (19 mm), 28 mm (21 mm)
  • Material : Chrome Molybdenum Steel (Cr-Mo)
  • Hardness : Approx. 44–48 HRC (typical for impact sockets)
  • Finish : Black phosphate / corrosion-resistant finish
  • Quantity in Set : 3 sockets
  • Packaging : Plastic storage case included

Description
The JCB 4032TH (60979) is a high-quality 3-piece deep impact socket set specifically designed for demanding tasks involving impact tools. Each socket is thin-walled and deep, making it perfect for reaching bolts and nuts in confined or recessed spaces — especially useful for alloy wheels and tight automotive applications.

Features

 :
  • Thin-Walled & Deep Design : Ideal for working in narrow or recessed spaces.
  • Impact Rated (Cr-Mo Steel) : Made from Chrome Molybdenum steel for durability under high torque and repeated impact use.
  • 6-Point Hex Profile : Reduces the risk of rounding fasteners and ensures a secure grip.
  • Essential Sizes : Includes the three most common sizes — 17 mm, 19 mm, and 21 mm.
  • Professional Grade : Built for use with pneumatic or electric impact wrenches.
  • Portable Case Included : Comes in a sturdy plastic carry case for easy organization and transport.

Applications

 :
1. Automotive / Vehicle Maintenance :
Removing and installing wheel lug nuts
2. Tire Shops / Wheel Service :
Rapid tire changes, wheel balancing, rotation
3. Suspension & Brake Work :
Disassembly of components near or on the wheel hub
4. Alloy Wheel Protection :
Preventing damage to delicate or coated rims
5. DIY Vehicle Repairs :
Home maintenance like seasonal tire swaps
6. Motorsports / Trackside Use :
Fast pit changes for wheels or suspension

Usage

 :
User Instructions :

1. Choose the Correct Socket Size

  • Identify the size of the wheel lug nuts or bolt you need to remove or tighten.
Use :

  • 17 mm for many European & Japanese cars (e.g., Toyota, VW)
  • 19 mm for most standard passenger vehicles
  • 21 mm for larger SUVs, trucks, or vans

Check your car manual or use a lug nut gauge if unsure.

2. Select Your Tool

Compatible with:

  • Impact wrench (electric or pneumatic)
  • Breaker bar (for manual loosening)
  • Torque wrench (for precise tightening)
Only use with impact-rated tools — these sockets are built to handle high torque.

3. Attach the Socket

  • Push the selected socket onto your 1/2″ drive tool until it clicks or locks in.
  • Make sure the socket fits securely and doesn’t wobble.

4. Place the Socket on the Lug Nut

  • Align the socket squarely on the lug nut or bolt.
  • The 6-point design grips the flat sides of the nut, preventing slippage and rounding.
Thin-walled design helps fit into tight areas near alloy wheels without scratching or damaging the rims.

5. Loosen or Tighten the Nut

To loosen:

  • Use an impact wrench or breaker bar.
  • Turn counter-clockwise.

To tighten:

  • Start threading the nut by hand.
  • Use the impact wrench lightly to snug it.
  • Then use a torque wrench to tighten to the manufacturer’s recommended torque setting.

Never over-tighten lug nuts with an impact wrench — always finish with a torque wrench.

6. After Use

  • Remove the socket from the tool.
  • Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
  • Inspect for damage or wear.
  • Store in the original case or a dry toolbox.

Maintenance :

1. Clean After Every Use

  • Wipe each socket with a dry cloth to remove :
  • Dirt
  • Brake dust
  • Grease or road grime
  • For stubborn residue, use a mild degreaser or brake cleaner, then dry thoroughly.
Cleaning helps prevent corrosion and preserves the protective coating.

2. Inspect for Damage

Regularly check for :

  • Cracks or chips, especially around the drive end or socket opening
  • Rounding or deformation on the hex points
  • Rust or pitting on the surface
Do not use damaged sockets — they can fail under high torque.

3. Apply Light Lubrication

Apply a thin coat of machine oil or WD-40 to :

  • Prevent rust
  • Maintain smooth fitting on the drive tool
Especially important if stored in humid or outdoor environments.

4. Store Properly

  • Keep sockets in their original case or in a dry, organized tool tray.
  • Avoid tossing them loosely in a toolbox where they can get scratched, damaged, or misplaced.
The original packaging or foam insert protects the thin walls from dings or cracking.

5. Use Properly

  • Use only with impact-rated tools (impact wrench, torque wrench, breaker bar).
  • Avoid using with manual ratchets for high-torque jobs, as that can stress the thin wall design.
  • Never exceed manufacturer torque limits.
Avoid hammering or forcing sockets onto bolts — that causes microfractures.

6. Avoid Exposure to Moisture

  • Keep the sockets dry during storage.
  • If they get wet, dry immediately and re-oil lightly.
Moisture can lead to rusting, even on high-quality finishes.
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