Gearwrench, 13 Pc. 1/4" Drive 6 Point Deep Metric Socket Set

Living up to the reputation of the brand, GEARWRENCH full polish chrome sockets deliver unprecedented speed, strength, and access to almost any job. Large, hard-stamped markings allow for easy identification and can be easily recognized as SAE (double line) or metric (knurled line). Additionally, the off-corner loading design puts force on the flats of fasteners for improved durability and reduced fastener rounding. Available in standard, mid-length, and deep lengths, the GEARWRENCH sockets will get the job done. Features
Off-corner loading design reduces fastener rounding
Chamfered opening quickly guides fasteners into socket
Serration depth inside the socket is as deep as the fastener hold it in the correct position
Hard stamped size markings
Double line (SAE) and knurled (metric) ring help easily identify standard and metric sockets
Bright, full polish chrome finish easily wipes clean and resists corrosion
Includes socket rail for storage and organization
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Specifications
Prop 65 :
WARNING: This product contains or produces a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
ASME Specification :
B107.5M
Knurled :
Yes
Size :
4mm 5mm 5.5mm 6mm 7mm 8mm 9mm 10mm 11mm 12mm 13mm 14mm 15mm
ANSI Specification :
Meets or Exceeds
Type :
Socket
Packaging :
Carded
Weight (Catalog) :
1.28 lb
Warranty :
Full Lifetime
Drive Tang Size :
1/4 in
Length Format :
Deep
Finish :
Full Polish Chrome
Set Size Range Min :
4mm
Magnetic :
No
SAE/Metric/Torx :
Metric
UPC :
099575803048
Set Size Range Max :
15mm
Included Storage :
Socket Rail
Set Piece Count :
13
Drive Type :
6 Point
Material :
Alloy Steel

MFR 80304

Features

• Large Hard-Stamped Size Identification
• Meets or Exceeds ASME B107.5M
• Surface Drive® Technology Reduces Fastener Rounding
• Chamfered Opening to Guide Fastener Into Socket
• Full Polish Chrome Finish Cleans Easily and Resists Corrosion
• Double Line (SAE) and Knurled (Metric) Ring to Easily Identify Standard vs. Metric Sockets