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Bosch 7 Piece Mixed Hand Tool Set per piece
€142.40
In stock
Usage
This 53-piece pass-through socket set is designed for tightening and loosening nuts on threaded rods or long bolts, making it ideal for automotive, maintenance, and assembly work where standard sockets are limited by bolt length.
Advantages
- Allows fastener installation on threaded rods thanks to pass-through sockets.
- Covers a wide range of sizes with 13 multi-profile sockets (10–24 mm) and adapters for various fasteners.
- Features a flexible-head ratchet with 72 teeth and a fine working angle of only 5° for use in confined spaces.
- Constructed from high-performance alloy steel with corrosion-resistant matte chrome finish.
- Supplied in a rugged HDPE plastic case for safe transport and organized storage.
Specifications
- Sockets: High-performance alloy steel; matte chrome-plated finish; multi-profile design compatible with hexagonal, bi-hexagonal, Torx, and other profiles.
- Case: High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) provides durability against impacts and chemical exposure.
- Total pieces: Set includes one articulated head ratchet (72 teeth), thirteen pass-through sockets (10–24 mm), one extension bar (75 mm), ten hex adapters (8–17 mm), nine female Torx adapters (E8–E22), multiple screwdriver bits, magnetic bit holders, square drive adapters with quick-release mechanism. Total weight: approx. 2440 g. Dimensions: L370 × W205 × H90 mm[6][2].
- Differentiating features: The pass-through design enables work on protruding threads where traditional sockets are unusable; the flexible ratchet head enhances accessibility in tight areas[3][6].
How it works
The set’s pass-through sockets fit over long bolts or threaded rods to allow uninterrupted rotation using the included ratchet. Select the appropriate socket or adapter size, attach it to the ratchet handle or extension bar as needed, then engage the fastener—tighten or loosen by rotating the handle while maintaining direct access around protruding threads[3][6][2].
