101I 1/2" dr non-sparking socket set has been subjected to drop forging process. The socket is usually attached to the ratchet via a square fitting that contains ball detent. The ratchet assembly then is connected to the metal handle to form a complete socket wrench.
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The 104 non sparking socket is machined to its precise specifications via a process known as drop forming. The socket is well suited for use in areas where the space is limited or the socket needs to reach into the deep concave to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts.

The 107 3/4" dr non sparking impact socket is designed in conformity with DIN 3129 standard. It is shaped into its present form via the drop forming process. Commonly used with other electric or pneumatic tools, the socket can fit over the hex head of the bolt or nut to loosen or tighten it.

The 120 non sparking ratchet wrench is machined strictly according to the DIN 3122 standard. The purpose of this wrench is to resist the spark produced from the intense friction between the tool and workpiece that might lead to explosion hazard. To achieve this purpose, the wrench is subjected to drop forming process. Its uniquely designed ratchet head allows rotation to be performed in either forward or reverse direction.