- The ROCKFORCE RF-4122-5 Drum Kit includes 12 high-quality six-sided (hex) sockets, ranging from 10 mm to 24 mm, making it ideal for handling common metric fasteners in vehicles, machines, and equipment. The set comes with a robust 1/2" drive ratchet featuring 36 teeth for smooth, precise action and a 150 mm extension bar for reaching recessed bolts. Each tool is crafted from durable chrome vanadium steel for extended life and dependable strength under heavy use. Packaged in a compact, sturdy case (dimensions: 45 × 105 × 285 mm), this kit is easy to transport and keeps tools organized for fast access on the job.
Features
:- 12-piece impact socket set with sizes from 10 mm to 24 mm (metric)
- Six-sided socket design for strong, slip-resistant grip
- Made from durable chrome molybdenum steel with heat treatment
- Black oxide finish for enhanced corrosion resistance
- 1/2-inch ratchet drive with 36 teeth for fine control and efficiency
- 150 mm extension bar included for hard-to-reach fasteners
- Compact, durable carry case for easy organization and transport
- Suitable for professional mechanics, workshops, and DIY users requiring heavy-duty impact tools
Applications
:- Automotive repairs : Perfect for loosening and tightening bolts and nuts in cars, motorcycles, and trucks including engine and chassis work.
- Mechanical maintenance : Ideal for machinery repair and regular maintenance in workshops and industrial settings.
- Household repair : Suitable for various household tasks requiring metric socket tools.
- Industrial tool use : Used in factory and construction environments for assembling and servicing equipment.
- Professional and DIY uses : Versatile enough for professional mechanics as well as DIY enthusiasts for reliable fastening and loosening work.
Usage
:User Guidance (How to Use) :
- Select correct socket : Choose the socket whose size exactly matches the nut or bolt head. It should fit snugly with no play, to avoid rounding of edges.
- Attach to your impact wrench or handle : Push the socket onto the ½″ drive anvil of your impact tool until it clicks or seats firmly.
- Operate with care : Use the appropriate torque settings on your impact tool.
Avoid high torque settings at start; approach gradually.
Always keep the socket square on the fastener before applying power, to avoid slipping.
- Use extensions or adapters if needed : If fasteners are recessed, use compatible extension bars or universal joints (if your set or tool supports that) to reach them.
- Reverse / loosen direction : Switch the impact tool to reverse mode to loosen bolts. Ensure the socket is well seated before applying reverse torque.
- Swap sockets carefully : After use, pull the socket off the drive (press release button if your tool has one). Replace with other sizes as needed.
- Don’t exceed ratings : Avoid using the sockets beyond their rated torque or on incorrect drive sizes to prevent damage.
Maintenance Guidance (How to Care & Extend Life) :
- Clean after use : Wipe each socket with a clean cloth to remove grease, oil, dirt, or debris.
- Dry thoroughly : Ensure that sockets are dry before returning to the case. Moisture can lead to rust or corrosion.
- Lubricate occasionally : If your sockets or adapter joints (if any) have moving parts, a light application of machine oil helps maintain smooth operation.
- Inspect for damage : Periodically check for cracks, chips, or rounding in socket mouths. Replace any damaged socket to protect fasteners and your tools.
- Don’t misuse : Never use the socket as a breaker bar or for prying. Avoid side loads (bending forces); sockets are designed for axial torque.
- Store in the case : Always return sockets to their proper slots in the case. This protects edges and prevents loss or collision damage.
- Protect from corrosion : Store in a dry, cool place. Consider using silica gel packs in the case to absorb moisture.
- Avoid excessive impacts beyond rating : Using overly high torque or excessively powerful impact tools frequently can reduce socket life.
Delivery By: Nov 4 - Nov 6 
