Socket set Gedore R69013024 85 mm height

The Gedore R69013024 socket set offers a compact, 85 mm height profile designed for tight spaces and a range of mechanical tasks. Branded gedore red, this set emphasizes precise fit and durable construction to meet the demands of automotive maintenance and general mechanical work. The set's low height helps access recessed fasteners while maintaining the strength and tolerance expected from a professional-quality socket set.

Advantages

This socket set combines a short 85 mm height with accurate machining to provide reliable engagement on fasteners and reduced risk of rounding. The materials and heat treatment deliver wear resistance and extended service life under frequent use. The compact form factor improves accessibility in confined areas without sacrificing torque transfer, and the surfaces are finished to resist corrosion and simplify cleaning.

Suitable for

• Automotive repairs in tight engine bays and underbody areas
• Mechanical assembly and maintenance where low-profile sockets are required
• Professional workshops and DIY home garages
• Situations requiring repeatable, accurate torque application

Key specifications

• Height: 85 mm
• Design: low-profile/compact sockets for restricted access
• Material and finish: hardened alloy steel with protective surface treatment
• Fit and tolerance: precision-machined drive and recess interfaces for secure engagement
• Typical use range: automotive and mechanical fastening tasks

How to use

Select the correctly sized socket for the fastener and mount it securely on an appropriate drive tool (ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench) compatible with the socket set. Engage the socket fully on the fastener to ensure even contact over the flats, then apply steady torque while maintaining alignment. For removal, reverse the turning direction and use controlled force to avoid sudden release. After use, clean any debris or fluids from the sockets and store them in their case to preserve fit and finish.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket set with tools rated for the intended torque and avoid impact tools unless the sockets are specified as impact-rated. Regularly inspect sockets for wear or distortion, especially around the drive and contact faces, and replace damaged pieces to maintain safety and precision.