GEARWRENCH 28 pezzi 72T Set di chiavi a cricchetto metriche standard e tozze con vassoio in schiuma EVA - 86527 Chiavi a cricchetto

Name: GEARWRENCH 28 pezzi 72T Set di chiavi a cricchetto metriche standard e tozze con vassoio in schiuma EVA - 86527 Chiavi a cricchetto
Brand: GEARWRENCH
SKU: 0099575865275
Price: 549.82 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:GEARWRENCH

3.7/5

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549.82

Le chiavi combinate a cricchetto GEARWRENCH sono l'originale chiave a cricchetto brevettata! L'estremità della scatola a cricchetto è progettata per richiedere un minimo di 5° per spostare i dispositivi di fissaggio rispetto ai 30° per le chiavi standard. Le chiavi sono realizzate in robusto acciaio legato con una finitura cromata brillante e completamente lucida. L'estremità della scatola a cricchetto presenta un caricamento fuori angolo per una migliore presa sul dispositivo di fissaggio e riduce l'arrotondamento del dispositivo di fissaggio. Sono disponibili in varie lunghezze e stili, tra cui: lunghezza XL, stubby, flex, stubby flex e bloccaggio flessibile.

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EAN: 0099575865275

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Utensili manuali, Chiavi inglesi,

La testa e il raggio sottili offrono un maggiore accesso in aree di lavoro ristrette. Il design di caricamento fuori angolo sull'estremità della scatola offre una presa migliore e riduce l'arrotondamento del dispositivo di fissaggio. L'estremità della scatola a cricchetto a 72 denti richiede un minimo di 5° per spostare i dispositivi di fissaggio rispetto ai 30° per le chiavi standard. Assortimento definitivo di chiavi combinate metriche in misure a lunghezza intera e tozza per fornire un maggiore accesso ai dispositivi di fissaggio difficili da raggiungere.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	GEARWRENCH
Brand	‎GEARWRENCH
Color	Chrome
Color	‎Chrome
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 146 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Polished
Finish Type	‎Polished
Head Style	‎Box End
Included Components	‎Wrenches: Standard - 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 9mm, 10mm, 11mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 16mm, 17mm, 18mm, 19mm, 20mm, 21mm, 22mm, 24mm, Stubby - 10mm, 11mm, 12mm, 13mm, 14mm, 15mm, 16mm, 17mm, 18mm, 19mm
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎86527
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	5 Pounds
Item Weight	‎5 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Apex Tool Group
Material	Ethylene Vinyl Acetate
Material	‎Ethylene Vinyl Acetate
Measurement System	‎Metric
Operation Mode	‎Mechanical
Package Dimensions	‎21.77 x 14.06 x 2.24 inches
Part Number	‎86527
Power Source	‎Hand Powered
Size	‎Large
Style	‎Ratcheting Wrenches
Usage	‎Professional
Warranty Description	‎Standard Limited Lifetime

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

will pay for itself the first time u need it

the slightly smaller sizes like the 7- ,10- are a game changer

Scritto da: Kim Schmidt

Just a great set.

Love the foam try and the clear markings. Gearwrench is definitely my go to brand now The selection of wrenches and extensions is superb

Scritto da: david a

Worth every penny

These are worth every penny

Scritto da: Immovable World

Foam tray is awesome, wrenches are great too but come out of the package dirty

This review is for Gearwrench Metric Standard & Stubby Ratcheting Wrench Set 72T 28 piece. The foam tray you get is one of the best things you get here because you can just place that into a toolbox as it is to keep these organized easily. The tray has numbers printed on the surface to help you get them back home but if they wear off you will need to go by feel. The tools are held securely in place and tight within the tray. My biggest complaint about these wrenches is they come covered in grease and fingerprints. It is a brand new set for sure, this is just how they are packed. Personally I think a new set like this should be polished and shiny when paying this high of a price for it. Now I need to be the one to shine them up and that is not very reasonable. The listing even calls them out as bright and full polish when that is far from the truth. This is a true full set of wrenches between 24 and 6mm the only one missing is 23mm. They do make 23mm wrenches in some brands but it isn't something you see all the time so I do not blame GearWrench for not including it here. I tested the strength of a few of these wrenches and they held up fine. I broke loose nuts with the ratchet end which is usually a no-no as far as keeping your tools in good shape but I wanted to put these to a harsher use. I have some GearWrench ratcheting wrenches that are over 8 years old as well and they still work like new so I figured these could take the abuse as well and they did. Overall this is a good set but the fact they come out dirty is an issue for me. I can deal with it as they still function just fine but that should be addressed by GearWrench. I think these will last me quite a long time based on how they feel and with the storage option I will hopefully not lose them.

Scritto da: Ralph Furlong

Good set of medium quality sockets. Etchings are light and no socket release on wrenches.

Ok, I wanted a good set of wrenches for my small business and so when these became available, I decided to order them. Here is what I found: 1. The set comes in a formed foam holder that is well marked and would be great if it fit anything standard!!! The size of it is larger than any of the metal roll away cabinet drawers and certainly larger than any standard cabinet drawers. Yes, you can buy European drawers that are wider, but those are NOT standard cabinets that you will find in bulk stores. The fitting is such that you cannot cut it into two pieces due to placement. They made very efficient use of space, but that precludes cutting into two pieces. 2. Each socket is etched with the size on it. The problem is the etching for the size is faint and will wear off quickly if you use your tools much and is just hard to see if it does not wear off. The certainly etched the company name in nice and deep, but blew off the importance of the socket size!!! 3. There is no socket release and no socket push in the wrenches. This may not be a big deal if you only use your sockets once in awhile. But, if you use them a lot and change sockets constantly, you will notice how much of a pain this is not to have!!! 4. Sizing wise there is a nice mix, but there are larger sockets in the standard than in the metric set. Also, there is a mix of 6 point and 12 point sockets. There are also no deep sockets included, so that is something you are going to have to acquire if you use sockets a lot. 5. Handle wise, they are slick which can be good and bad. Depends on you and your feeling about grip. for me, they work ok and are not uncomfortable although the small one feels a bit odd in shape. This is not a bad socket set, but I would replace the wrenches with ones that have socket releases and I would acquire several deep sockets. I also feel that the price is a bit on the steep side for what you are getting, especially the weak etch of socket size.

Scritto da: Daniel C.

Excellent quality tools, first class presentation

It’s easy to see why GearWrench tools are held in high regard. The details and the machining on these tools are first rate, and the chrome is amazing. The set includes 1/4”, 3/8” and 1/2” drive tools in both SAE and metric sizes. The 1/4” sockets are 6 point, as is usual, and those of us in the rust belt will appreciate the 3/8” sockets are 6 point as well. The 1/2” are 12 point. I’m pleased with the completeness of the sockets. Often metric sets will skip some sizes, but here you’ll find full coverage from 4mm to 30mm. There’s a full set of drive adapters, allowing hybrid use of 1/4” to 3/8” to 1/2” drive tools and accessories. There’s even universal joints for all three drives. But beyond the obvious quality and completeness of the set is the tool control foam and the layout of the tools. The black topped foam is imprinted with white marking clearly identifying each tool. The spacing and the layout is excellent - the progression is logical and the density is right. There isn’t wasted space. The visual effect of the black foam with the GearWrench gold cutouts, and the sea of flawless chrome is spectacular. The first attached picture shows the three GW ratchets each with the 1970’s classic Craftsman RHFT (round head fine tooth) on the left and the current snappy on the right. The thin head of the GW in all three sizes stands out. Second picture are all 19mm sockets, 3/8” on the left and 1/2” on the right, and has the similar layout of 70’s Craftsman on the left and current snappy on the right of the GW product. You can clearly see the imprint marking depth and the excellent quality of the chrome. Dislikes: It’s hard to find anything to complain about with these tools. The look and feel is 100% quality. The tools are indented with the size markings which is so much easier to read than the laser etched markings that some manufacturers use. I do think the marking on the sockets could be a bit deeper. I can’t think how to quantify relative backdrag between the three manufacturers. By feel the 1/2” is the one that clearly has more backdrag than its high end competitor. The 3/8” and 1/2” ratchets both feel (and sound) dry. I do not know if it would be possible to open these up and apply some lubricant, but it might be helpful. The 1/4” breaker bar, or ‘Flex Handle’ as GW calls it, is one tool I would have omitted. Beside not seeming particularly useful, it also has a very floppy drive lug. It pivots on a screw so I tried tightening it, which took a lot of torque, but only succeeded in making it a bit less floppy at the extremes. It is still loose throughout the range of motion. My 70’s vintage 1/4” Craftsman breaker bar has a ball and spring in the handle that rides into a detent on the drive lug and gives it just the right amount of resistance. Finally, I’d have made three different choices in socket sizes. The SAE 1/2” sockets start at 3/8” whereas the metrics start with 19mm, I’d trade the 3/8” and 7/16” for metric 17mm and 18mm. And the biggest socket in the set, an impressive (and maybe not the most useful?) 1 1/2”, I think 32mm would be a better choice. You’ll never regret owning these tools. Gearwrench quality and lifetime warranty seem like the 2020’s version of Craftsman from the 1970’s. Excellent quality, broad availability, and no hassle warranty are the obvious parallels. The tool control foam not only simplifies finding the right socket, but it will prevent individual tools from walking off as long as you pay attention. You are assured of getting many decades of service from this set.

Scritto da: Denim

Solid tools

It’s a good solid ratchet set. Been using them for heavy equipment jobs and so far they are holding up well. I will say that the chrome finish has already stripped off one of them