

The document provides detailed listings of various tool sets identified by numbers (e.g., 101A, 101B, 101C, etc.), each containing specific socket sizes, driver types, handles, ratchet wrenches, extensions, and other accessories. These sets vary in socket size ranges, handle lengths, and included components, catering to different mechanical and maintenance needs.
The document includes extensive tabulated data on socket dimensions, including size (in mm and inches), length (L), height (H), and weight (g) for two materials: Beryllium Copper (Be-Cu) and Aluminum Copper (Al-Cu). These tables cover a wide range of socket sizes and types, providing precise measurements and weights for each variant.
While explicit procedural instructions or standards are not detailed, the structured presentation of tool sets and socket specifications implies best practices for selecting appropriate tools based on size, material, and application requirements. The inclusion of various handle types and extensions suggests recommendations for ergonomic and functional versatility in mechanical tasks.
This document serves as a comprehensive reference for tool inventory management, specification verification, and selection guidance in mechanical and maintenance operations.
Safety Tools
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Open the catalog to page 2Safety Tools ©sefeDG @KM$?G@ Socket Case
Open the catalog to page 3Safety Tools Offset Handle 230mm Socket Case
Open the catalog to page 4Safety Tools • It suitable for use where space is narrow or deep concavity to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts.
Open the catalog to page 5Safety Tools • It suitable for use where space is narrow or deep concavity to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts.
Open the catalog to page 6Safety Tools It suitable for use where space is narrow or deep concavity to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts.
Open the catalog to page 7Safety Tools • Work with all kinds of electrical and impact tools. (Miff tapes ©sto g@^3° J
Open the catalog to page 8Safety Tools • Flexible head can be vertical rotated 90 degrees The hole is designed to use with a extension. • Used for tighten or loosen triangular bolts and
Open the catalog to page 9Safety Tools • It is commonly used in shafts that transmit rotary motion.
Open the catalog to page 10Safety Tools • Used for driving of manually operated sockets.
Open the catalog to page 11Safety Tools Reversing the direction of operation without detaching the sockets. It has built in mechanisms for both right and left operation. The ratchets have replaceable gear-pawl
Open the catalog to page 12Safety Tools • Tighten or loosen hex bolts and nuts directly.
Open the catalog to page 13Safety Tools • Used instead of a ratchet in narrow space. Crank-shaped handle can save substantial It is used with 1/4" Dr. Socket.
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