Stanley STMT74860 41 Pc Socket Set 1/4 Inch Drive

Product Description

The STANLEY STMT74860 is a 41-piece standard socket set built for licensed tradespeople and experienced DIYers who need a reliable, comprehensive 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch drive set in a single kit. The sockets are machined from steel with a chrome finish and feature 12-point construction for solid engagement on fasteners. The set covers both inch and metric sizing, spanning 5/32 inch to 11/16 inch on the inch side and 4 mm to 17 mm on the metric side. It ships with a 1/4 inch pear head ratchet, a spinner handle, a drive bit adapter, and 20 specialty bits, making it a complete everyday service kit out of the box.

This socket set is suited for residential and light commercial service work including HVAC equipment access panels, electrical panel work, plumbing fixture hardware, and general mechanical fastener service. The dual-drive, dual-measurement configuration makes it practical across a wide variety of job types where switching between inch and metric fasteners is common. The included ratchet and spinner handle eliminate the need for a separate drive tool on most standard 1/4 inch drive tasks.

Key Features

• 41-piece set with 1/4 inch drive sockets in inch and metric sizes
• 12-point socket design for engagement on standard hex fasteners
• Chrome-finish steel construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Includes 1/4 inch pear head ratchet and spinner handle
• Includes 1/4 inch drive bit adapter and 20 specialty bits
• Lifetime warranty from STANLEY

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch drive socket set compatible with standard 12-point fastener applications in inch and metric measurements.

Installation Notes

This set is intended for use by qualified trades professionals and experienced users working on mechanical, electrical, and plumbing fastener applications. Always de-energize electrical equipment and shut off relevant systems before beginning fastener service. Use the correct socket size for each fastener to avoid rounding or slipping. Inspect sockets and the ratchet for wear or cracks before use on load-bearing or torque-sensitive fasteners.