
Product Details
LD-222 CR-V Steel Ratchet Socket Wrench Set Black Case
LD-222 CR-V Steel Ratchet Socket Wrench Set features a quick-release ratchet handle with multiple metric sockets, extension bars, and accessories in a black blow-molded case. Professional-grade for automotive repair and machinery maintenance.
Core Features
- Quick-release ratchet with 72-tooth 5-degree arc mechanism
- Metric sockets 10mm to 32mm on 1/2 inch drive
- CR-V steel construction with mirror chrome corrosion-resistant finish
- Dual extension bars 125mm and 250mm for variable reach
- Universal joint and spark plug socket included
- Professional black ABS blow-molded case with metal latches
Application Scenarios
- Automotive engine rebuilding and cylinder head work
- Transmission and differential removal and installation
- Brake caliper, rotor, and suspension component service
- Exhaust manifold and catalytic converter replacement
- Industrial machinery scheduled maintenance
- Agricultural and construction equipment repair
FAQ
What makes this set professional-grade compared to consumer sets?
The LD-222 features full-size ratchet handles, CR-V steel construction, comprehensive socket coverage to 32mm, dual extension bars, and a heavy-duty blow-molded case. Consumer sets typically have smaller ratchets, fewer sizes, and lighter cases. This set is built for daily shop use.
How does the quick-release ratchet work?
Press the button on the ratchet head to release the socket. To attach a new socket, simply push it onto the drive square until it clicks into place. This allows one-handed socket changes without pulling or prying, saving significant time during multi-size fastening operations.
Can the 1/2 inch ratchet handle smaller 3/8 inch sockets?
Not directly, but the set can be expanded with a 1/2 inch to 3/8 inch drive adapter. However, for regular 3/8 inch work, we recommend the LD-217 set which includes both 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch drives natively for maximum versatility.
What is the torque capacity of the ratchet mechanism?
The ratchet mechanism is rated for approximately 50-60 Nm of sustained torque, suitable for most automotive fasteners. For extremely high-torque applications like axle nuts or crankshaft bolts, a breaker bar should be used to loosen the fastener before finishing with the ratchet.



