WORKPRO 37-Piece 1/4 inch Socket Set (WP202547)

The WORKPRO 1/4-inch Socket and Ratchet Set – Model WP202547 – is the indispensable all-in-one kit for any technician or mechanical enthusiast's toolbox. This set is characterized by its compact design and high-quality manufacturing from Chrome Vanadium (CR-V) steel, making it the perfect choice for handling small screws in car engines, electronic devices, and delicate household tasks.

Professional Features and Benefits:

• 72-Tooth Ratchet Wrench: The 1/4-inch ratchet wrench features a precise 72-tooth mechanism, allowing for a very narrow swing arc (only 5 degrees), which is vital when working in confined spaces that do not allow for wide rotation movements.
• Chrome Vanadium (CR-V) Steel: All sockets and accessories are made from high-quality, heat-treated CR-V steel, ensuring superior durability and high resistance to wear and rust under harsh working conditions.
• Quick Release System: The ratchet features a quick-release button that ensures secure socket attachment and easy, one-press changes, even if your hand is oily.
• Assorted Bit Set: The kit comes with 20 different bits (Phillips, Torx, Allen) and a Spinner Handle, transforming the set into a professional, super-strong screwdriver.
• Smart Accessories for Difficult Angles: The set includes a Universal Joint and a 75mm extension bar, giving you the ability to reach hidden screws in deep engine corners.

Kit Contents (WP202547):

• 1 x 1/4-inch Ratchet Wrench: Quick-release with 72 teeth.
• 12 x Sockets: Sizes (4, 5, 5.5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 mm).
• 20 x Screwdriver Bits: An assortment of various bits for all screw types.
• 1 x Spinner Handle: Can be used as a screwdriver or with the ratchet.
• Accessories: 75mm extension bar, universal joint, and spark plug/stopper socket.

Technical Specifications:

• Model Number: WP202547.
• Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel (CR-V).
• Dimensions: 322 × 108 × 40 mm.
• Grade: PRO Grade.
• Brand: WORKPRO.

Technical Tip: 1/4-inch ratchet wrenches are designed for precision and speed, not immense torque; therefore, use a "fixed wrench" to initially loosen very tight screws, then use the ratchet to complete the process quickly to preserve the life of the internal gears.