Socket wrench set GEKO G10342 — 22-piece broken-key / ratchet set, 6–32 mm, aluminum case

GEKO G10342 is a 22-piece socket wrench and ratchet set designed for extracting and turning broken bolts and studs as well as general fastening and loosening tasks. The set contains metric sockets covering a range from 6 to 32 mm and includes a ratchet mechanism; all components are stored in a compact aluminum case that provides protection and convenient transport for workshop or mobile use.

Advantages

The set combines dedicated sockets for broken-key extraction with standard turning sockets, enabling both removal of damaged fasteners and normal assembly work. The included ratchet provides reversible operation and fine-tooth engagement for controlled torque application. The aluminum case secures tools against impact and moisture while keeping the pieces organized for quick selection. Metric coverage from small to large sizes reduces the need to carry multiple separate sets.

Suitable for

• Removal of broken bolts, studs and stripped fastener heads
• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Workshop general mechanical and assembly work
• On-site service and mobile tool kits

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 22
• Socket size range: 6 mm to 32 mm (metric)
• Includes: ratchet mechanism and extraction sockets
• Case material: aluminum
• Drive type: ratchet with reversible action

How to use

Select the socket that corresponds to the damaged fastener's diameter, fit it onto the ratchet drive and engage the socket onto the bolt or stud. For broken-key extraction sockets, position the extractor into the damaged area so the internal taper and edges bite into the broken section, then turn the ratchet counterclockwise to remove the fragment. Use steady, controlled force and avoid sudden jerks; if resistance is high, apply penetrating lubricant and allow time to penetrate before attempting removal. For standard fastening tasks, use the appropriate socket size, ensure proper seating to avoid rounding the head, and operate the ratchet with controlled torque.

Usage recommendations

Inspect sockets and ratchet before each use for wear or damage. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and avoid applying impact hammer blows to the ratchet. Store the set in its aluminum case to protect tools from corrosion and loss. For high-torque or stuck fasteners, supplement with penetrating oil and, if required, heat applied by a qualified technician.