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Brand : Generic (Imported)
JCB 4 Piece Deep Impact Thin‑Walled Socket Set, 1/2″ Drive, 6‑Point 17 mm & 19 mm with Protective Covers (JCB-4032TH44)
SKU : TI-J4-45716
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Short Description
JCB 4 Piece Deep Impact Thin‑Walled Socket Set,
Country of origin: Russian Federation
Specification
- Brand: Generic (Imported)
- Weight (Approx.) : 1 kg
- Size : 1/2 inch
- Net Quantity : 4 pcs
- Brand : JCB
- Model / Part Number : 4032TH44
- Item Code : 60980
- Number of Pieces : 4
- Drive Size : 1/2″ (square drive)
- Socket Type : Impact / Thin‑walled / Deep
- Point / Profile : 6‑Point (hex)
- Sizes Included : 17 mm × 2 (one or more with protective sleeve) + 19 mm × 2 (one or more with protective sleeve)
- Material : Chrome Molybdenum Steel (Cr‑Mo) or equivalent high‑strength alloy (often used for impact sockets)
- Protective Sleeve : Plastic cover / protective shell on some of the sockets to protect alloy wheels etc.
- Finish / Coating : Matte / black oxide / corrosion‑resistant finish (typical for impact tools)
- Case / Storage : Supplied in a plastic / storage case or holder for safe keeping (some references mention included case)
Description
The JCB 4032TH44 (60980) is a compact 4‑piece set of deep, thin‑walled 6‑point impact sockets, designed for use with 1/2″ drive impact wrenches. Two of the sockets come with protective plastic sleeves / covers (to safeguard alloy wheels or delicate surfaces) while the other two are regular deep sockets. This allows users to work safely and efficiently on wheel nuts, recessed bolts, or fasteners in tight spaces without scratching the surrounding surfaces.
Features
:Thin‑walled + Deep Design : Enables access to fasteners in tight / recessed locations where standard sockets may not reach.
Impact‑rated Construction : Built to withstand the stresses of pneumatic or electric impact tools.
6‑Point (Hex) Profile : Provides a solid grip on fasteners, minimizing the risk of rounding corners.
Protective Plastic Covers : Some sockets include plastic sleeves to prevent scratching or damage to caster / alloy surfaces.
Essential Sizes (17 & 19 mm) : Two sizes used frequently in automotive and wheel fastening. Duplicates allow usage under different conditions (sleeved / non-sleeved).
Portable & Organized : The set comes with a case or holder to keep sockets safe, organized, and transportable.
Applications
:1. Automotive wheel work / tire changes : Removing and installing lug nuts (wheel nuts) on cars, SUVs, light trucks
2. Tight / recessed bolt removal : Bolts or nuts located in tight engine compartments, wheel wells, suspension areas, or near brackets
3. Impact wrench / pneumatic tool usage : High torque fasteners that require impact-rated tools
4. Maintenance / repair work : Routine vehicle maintenance where these sizes are common
5. Workshop / garage use : For mechanics, tire shops, mobile repair units, etc.
Usage
:User Instructions :
1. Choose the Correct Socket
- Identify the size of the fastener (e.g., wheel lug nut).
- Most common sizes:
19 mm – common on trucks and some SUVs
- Match the correct socket from the JCB set to the nut/bolt.
2. Attach the Socket to Your Tool
- Insert the socket onto the 1/2″ drive of your:
Impact wrench (for removing/tightening fasteners quickly)
Torque wrench (for precision tightening)
Ratchet handle (for manual control)
- Make sure it clicks into place securely.
3. Check Protective Cover
- Make sure the plastic sleeve (protective cover) is properly seated on the socket.
- This prevents scratching alloy wheels or painted components.
4. Position the Socket on the Fastener
- Align the socket fully onto the nut or bolt head.
- Ensure it sits flush and does not slip or wobble.
5. Loosen or Tighten the Fastener
To loosen:
- Use an impact wrench or breaker bar to rotate counterclockwise.
- Let the tool do the work—do not force it beyond its torque rating.
To tighten:
- Use a torque wrench to tighten to the manufacturer’s recommended specification (usually measured in Nm or ft-lbs).
- Turn clockwise until the correct torque is reached.
6. Remove and Store Properly
- After use, remove the socket and inspect for any wear or cracks.
- Store in the included case or a safe tool drawer to protect the thin walls.
Maintenance :
1. Clean After Each Use
- Wipe sockets with a clean, dry cloth to remove grease, dirt, and debris.
- If heavily soiled, use a mild degreaser or brake cleaner (in a well-ventilated area) and wipe dry.
- Pay attention to the inside of the socket where debris can affect fitment.
2. Inspect for Damage
Check the socket walls (especially since they are thin-walled) for:
- Cracks
- Deformation
- Excessive wear
Check the protective plastic sleeves:
- Replace if cracked, loose, or missing.
- Damaged sleeves won’t protect alloy wheels and may cause scratches.
3. Lubricate Lightly
- Lightly apply a thin film of machine oil or rust inhibitor to the metal parts.
- Prevents corrosion and rust, especially if the sockets are stored in humid conditions.
- Avoid over-oiling — excess oil can attract dirt and grit.
4. Store Properly
- Store sockets in their original case or a clean tool organizer.
- Keep in a dry, cool area away from moisture to prevent rust.
- Avoid tossing into toolboxes where impacts can damage the thin walls.
5. Use with the Correct Tools
- Only use with impact-rated tools (impact wrench, torque wrench, breaker bar).
- Avoid using with non-impact tools that may cause improper stress or damage to the socket.
- Do not exceed torque ratings — overtightening can crack the socket.
6. Rotate Usage (if used often)
- If you're using this set in a professional setting (e.g. tire shop), rotate between multiple sets if possible to prevent overuse of just one.
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