
Product Details
LD-219 CR-V Steel Deep Socket Set Red Case
LD-219 CR-V Steel Deep Socket Set includes multiple metric deep and shallow socket sizes in a red blow-molded case. Chrome vanadium steel with mirror chrome finish for automotive repair and machinery maintenance.
Core Features
- Deep sockets 75-80mm length for long stud and bolt access
- Shallow sockets 38mm length for tight space applications
- Metric sizes 8mm to 24mm cover common automotive fasteners
- CR-V steel construction with mirror chrome corrosion-resistant finish
- Six-point design grips flats to prevent fastener rounding
- Red ABS blow-molded case with steel rail organizers
Application Scenarios
- Automotive engine cylinder head and manifold work
- Transmission and differential servicing
- Suspension strut, shock, and control arm replacement
- Exhaust system manifold and pipe installation
- Industrial machinery anchor bolt maintenance
- Heavy equipment and construction vehicle repair
FAQ
When should I use deep sockets instead of shallow sockets?
Use deep sockets when the fastener is on a long threaded stud where a shallow socket cannot reach the nut. Common applications include cylinder head bolts, exhaust manifold studs, suspension components, and anchor bolts. Use shallow sockets in tight spaces where clearance is limited.
What is the advantage of six-point sockets over twelve-point?
Six-point sockets grip the flat sides of a hex fastener, distributing force over a larger area and reducing the risk of rounding corners on stuck or corroded fasteners. Twelve-point sockets are faster to align but apply more force to the corners, increasing the risk of damage.
Can these sockets be used with impact wrenches?
These are standard chrome sockets designed for hand ratchets and breaker bars. While they can withstand moderate impact use, dedicated impact sockets with thicker walls are recommended for regular impact wrench use to prevent breakage and ensure safety.
How do I prevent the chrome plating from chipping?
Avoid striking sockets with hammers or dropping them on concrete. Use proper extensions and universal joints rather than forcing sockets at angles. Store in the provided case to prevent contact with other tools. Minor chips do not affect socket performance but expose the steel to potential corrosion.



