Socket set 3/8 inch, 22 pieces, HEX sockets, extensions, ratchet, BETA Tools

Socket set 3/8 inch, 22 pieces, HEX sockets, extensions, ratchet, BETA Tools

Quick Facts

• Product Name: Socket Set 3/8 inch, 22 pieces, hex sockets, extensions, ratchet
• Brand: Beta Tools
• Model: M92
• Number of pieces: 22 pcs
• Drive size: 3/8 inch
• Hex sockets: 6–22 mm (17 pcs)
• Extensions: 125 mm and 250 mm
• Universal drive: 3/8"
• Sliding T-handle: 3/8"
• Reversible ratchet: 3/8"
• Packaging: Thermoformed tray
• Weight: 1.5 kg

What is the Socket Set 3/8 inch, 22 pieces, hex sockets, extensions, ratchet, and why choose it?

This socket set from Beta Tools is a complete solution for medium-duty applications requiring both precision and power. With 22 pieces, including 17 hex sockets ranging from 6 to 22 mm, two extensions, a universal drive, sliding T-handle, and a reversible ratchet, the set covers most needs in workshops and maintenance. All tools are delivered in a practical thermoformed tray that keeps everything organized and protected.

Main advantages:

• Wide application range: Covers the most common screw sizes and offers flexibility for various tasks.
• Extensions and universal drive: Enable access even in tight or hard-to-reach spaces.
• Robust construction: High-quality tools for long lifespan and reliable function.

Which environments suit this product?

Car and vehicle workshops:

• Maintenance, repair, and assembly of vehicles and machinery.

General workshop and industry:

• Machine maintenance, electronics assembly, and HVAC installations.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the advantage of 3/8" drive compared to other sizes?

3/8" drive offers a good balance between precision and power, making it suitable for medium-duty tasks where 1/4" is too small and 1/2" is too heavy.

Which screw sizes does this set cover?

With sockets from 6 to 22 mm, the set covers the most common screw sizes for workshop and maintenance work.

What are the different extension lengths used for?

125 mm is used for standard reach, while 250 mm reaches deeper or more difficult-to-access screws.