Gearwrench 80327 22pc 1/4 in Drive Metric Socket Set

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 80327 is a 22-piece metric socket set built around a 1/4 inch drive and designed for professional mechanics, HVAC technicians, and trade pros who need both deep and standard reach in a single organized kit. The set includes deep 6-point sockets ranging from 6 mm to 14 mm and standard 12-point sockets from 4 mm to 12 mm, all finished in full-polish chrome. Sockets are manufactured from steel and meet ASME standards. The kit ships in a blow-molded case that keeps every piece indexed and ready for field or shop use.

This set is suited for residential and light commercial service work where 1/4 inch drive tooling is the right fit — fastener work on control boards, electrical panels, HVAC equipment access panels, plumbing fixtures, and similar tight-clearance applications. The included ratchet, spinner handle, and two extensions (2 inch and 6 inch) make the 80327 a self-contained kit that covers a wide range of metric fastener sizes without requiring additional drive tools. The deep sockets handle recessed or stud-mounted fasteners; the standard sockets work on flush or shallow-head hardware.

Key Features

• 22-piece set covering deep 6-point sockets (6 mm through 14 mm) and standard 12-point sockets (4 mm through 12 mm)
• 1/4 inch drive system compatible with standard 1/4 inch drive accessories and extensions
• Full-polish chrome finish resists corrosion and simplifies cleaning
• Includes full-polish teardrop ratchet, spinner handle, 2 inch extension, and 6 inch extension
• Steel construction meets ASME standards
• Blow-molded case keeps all 22 pieces organized and secure during transport

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4 inch drive ratchets, extensions, and adapters. Sockets are compatible with any 1/4 inch drive tool system.

Installation Notes

Use the appropriate socket size and confirm seating before applying torque to avoid rounding fastener heads. When servicing electrical or HVAC equipment, de-energize the system and follow applicable NEC or equipment manufacturer lockout/tagout procedures before using hand tools on internal components. Inspect sockets for cracks or wear before each use and replace damaged sockets rather than continuing to use them under load.