Stanley 1/2" Socket Set 12Dr 20Pcs Pear Head Ratchet Set Metric STMT45504

Stanley 1/2" Socket Set 12Dr 20Pcs Pear Head Ratchet Set Metric STMT45504

About this Item:

• The 1/2DR 20Pcs Pear Head Ratchet Set of is a socket wrench Set that prevents your sockets from falling off when you're not ready for them to. It has a lockable ball that requires a press on the ratchet head to release a socket, preventing it from slipping off. It's made of chrome vanadium steel and has a chemical resistant ergonomic biomaterial handle, making it a very strong tool. This is an excellent product for those who are in fields where they may need to work quickly or with wet hands, or for anyone who wants the safety of knowing their sockets won't fall off while they're busy working. The Pear Head Ratchet is made by ASME B107, 10M-2005, IOS 3315, DIN 3122, IOS 1174-1 and meets their requirements.


• The socket safety lock has a set of teeth that allow for quick changes and easy direction reversal. This type of wrench is great for those jobs where you need to reverse direction frequently. These are also great for work in tight quarters or places where you need to get your wrench off fast. The chrome vanadium steel is an excellent choice for durability and long life as well. This type of socket wrench is not as popular as other styles because they can be difficult to use in certain situations. Another drawback to this style is the cost: the price is generally higher than other socket wrenches but only slightly more than the first style we looked at today. The handle is ergonomically designed to ensure comfort while using the tool.The Pear Head Ratchet is a quick release ratchet with a lockable ball that requires a press on a ratchet head to release a socket. It's used for mechanical assembly and disassembly, and it comes in handy if you want to quickly tighten or release sockets without having to hold down your regular ratchet. You simply lock in a socket, turn your handle until the task is complete, and then twist again until the locking mechanism releases.