The FORSTIME FT-50121G socket set offers 25 high-quality chrome vanadium (CR-V) steel sockets from 8 to 32 mm, compatible with ½″ drive tools. Featuring 6-point socket ends, this set ensures a secure fit and is ideal for automotive repairs, industrial maintenance, and mechanical tasks. Comes with a sturdy carry case for organized storage and portability.
Features
:- 25-piece socket set with metric sizes (8–32 mm)
- ½″ drive compatible with ratchets and impact tools
- Durable chrome vanadium steel construction
- 6-point socket design for secure grip
- Corrosion-resistant finish
- Includes extension bars and universal joint
- Compact and sturdy carry case included
Applications
:- Automotive repair and maintenance
- Industrial machinery servicing
- Mechanical assembly and disassembly
- Garage and workshop use
- DIY mechanical projects
Usage
:User Instructions :
1. Attach the Socket
- Choose the appropriate socket size.
- Push it onto the square end of the ratchet handle (½″ drive) until it clicks into place.
2. Set the Ratcheting Direction
- Most ratchets have a switch or lever near the head.
- Flip it to choose the direction:
- Clockwise = Tighten
- Counter-clockwise = Loosen
3. Position on Bolt or Nut
- Place the socket directly over the bolt/nut head.
- Make sure it fits snugly — avoid forcing it.
4. Turn the Ratchet
- Move the handle back and forth — the ratchet mechanism allows you to turn the bolt without removing the tool each time.
- Use controlled, even pressure.
Maintenance :
1. Clean After Each Use
- Wipe sockets, ratchet, and accessories with a clean, dry cloth.
- Remove dirt, grease, and debris to prevent buildup.
- For stubborn grime, use a mild degreaser or soapy water, then dry thoroughly.
2. Lubricate Moving Parts
- Apply a few drops of light machine oil or lubricating spray to the ratchet mechanism regularly.
- Work the ratchet back and forth to distribute the oil inside.
- Avoid over-oiling; just enough to keep it smooth.
3. Check for Wear or Damage
- Inspect sockets and the ratchet for cracks, rust, or deformation.
- If any piece is damaged, replace it to avoid injury or damaging fasteners.
4. Store Properly
- Keep the tools in the provided durable carry case when not in use.
- Store in a dry place to avoid rust — moisture is the enemy of metal tools.
- Avoid dropping or rough handling to prevent bending or damaging the sockets.
5. Avoid Using Power Tools
- This set is designed for hand use only.
- Using power tools with these sockets can cause damage or premature wear.
6. Prevent Rust
- If you live in a humid environment, consider using silica gel packs in the case.
- Periodically apply a rust inhibitor spray on sockets and ratchet for extra protection.