Socket set KS Tools 911.0682

The KS Tools 911.0682 socket set contains 82 socket heads manufactured from chromium-vanadium steel, designed to meet the demands of professional workshops and serious DIY users. The set provides a broad range of metric and common sizes to cover fastening and loosening tasks across automotive, industrial and household maintenance. Packaged in an organized case, the kit balances comprehensive coverage with portability at a total weight of approximately 5.8 kg.

Advantages

The chromium-vanadium construction offers corrosion resistance and high torsional strength for repeated use under load. A wide size range reduces the need for multiple separate tools, while precision-machined drive interfaces ensure secure fitment on fasteners to minimize rounding. The storage case keeps sockets arranged for quick selection and transport, supporting faster workflow in workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Industrial assembly and equipment service
• Home improvement and DIY projects
• Mechanical fitting and disassembly tasks

Key specifications

• Material: chromium-vanadium steel
• Number of pieces: 82 socket heads
• Weight: approximately 5.8 kg (complete set with case)
• Drive types: standard drive interfaces compatible with common ratchets and extensions
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment

How to use

Select the socket size that matches the fastener head, fit the socket onto a compatible ratchet or extension, and apply torque while maintaining alignment to avoid slipping. For tight fasteners, use controlled incremental force rather than sudden impact. After use, clean any dirt or grease from the sockets and return them to their designated slots in the case to preserve organization and protect against damage.

Usage recommendations

Use with ratchets and torque tools rated for the intended torque range; avoid using sockets with excessive force beyond their designed limits. Store the set in a dry environment and perform periodic inspection for wear or rounding of socket faces. Replace damaged sockets to maintain safe and precise operation.