Tool set 1/2" 36 pc (8–32 mm) hex sockets, No name FT-4362M

Tool set 1/2" 36 pc (8–32 mm) hex sockets by No name is a metric socket set designed for medium to large fastening tasks. The set contains 6-point (hex) sockets in sizes from 8 mm up to 32 mm together with a 1/2" drive ratchet and a selection of extensions and adapters. This configuration provides the range and reach needed for common automotive, workshop and industrial maintenance jobs where standard metric socket sizes are required.

Advantages

The set offers a broad span of socket sizes in a single kit, reducing the need to switch between individual tools. The 1/2" drive ratchet delivers the torque appropriate for larger fasteners while extensions and adapters help reach recessed or obstructed nuts and bolts. Using 6-point hex sockets minimizes rounding on bolt heads compared with lower-contact designs, and the organized kit format simplifies storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• General workshop use and machinery servicing
• Industrial maintenance where metric fasteners are used
• Tasks requiring access to recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners

Key specifications

• Contents: 36 pieces including 6-point (hex) sockets, ratchet, extensions and adapters
• Socket sizes: metric range from 8 mm to 32 mm
• Drive type: 1/2" square drive
• Suitable fastener type: hex (6-point) bolts and nuts
• Intended use: mechanical, automotive, workshop and industrial maintenance

How to use

Select the socket that matches the fastener size, place it on the 1/2" drive ratchet or extension, and engage the square drive. For tight or recessed fasteners, attach an appropriate extension or adapter before seating the socket on the fastener. Use the ratchet in the correct direction for loosening or tightening, and apply steady, controlled force to reduce risk of slipping or rounding the fastener. Inspect sockets and the ratchet for wear before use and replace any damaged components.

Usage recommendations

Use the correct socket size to avoid damaging fasteners. When higher torque is required, use proper leverage tools and follow safety procedures; avoid impact loading on sockets not rated for impact use. Keep the kit clean and store sockets in their designated positions to maintain organization and prevent loss.