Magnusson Standard Socket - 17mm

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This guide is for anyone using the Magnusson 17mm Standard Socket. The key benefit of this socket is its durable construction and reliable performance. Keep in mind that this socket is designed for standard applications and may not be suitable for heavy-duty industrial use. This guide will help you understand the features, proper usage, and care instructions for your socket.
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The socket is made of high-quality Chrome Vanadium Steel (CRV).
The 12-point design provides multiple contact points for a secure grip and reduces the chance of stripping fasteners.
Wipe the socket clean after each use to remove any debris. A wire brush can remove stubborn dirt or rust.
While this socket can be used with an impact wrench, it is recommended to use an impact-rated socket for heavy-duty impact applications.
Store the socket in a clean, dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.
The drive size varies depending on the specific product. Check the product specifications or the markings on the socket to determine the drive size.
If the socket is stuck, try using a penetrating oil and gently tapping the socket with a hammer. Avoid excessive force to prevent damage.
Ensure you are using the correct size socket (17mm) for the fastener. Check for any damage to the socket or the fastener.
Ensure the socket is fully engaged with the fastener before applying force. Avoid applying excessive force. Consider using a different type of socket (e.g., impact socket) for tighter fasteners if necessary.
Clean the socket with a wire brush and apply a light coat of oil to prevent further corrosion. Store the socket in a dry place.
This socket is designed to be used with standard wrenches and ratchets. Ensure that the drive size of your wrench or ratchet matches the socket's drive size (typically 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2").
*Compatibility:* The socket is compatible with any standard wrench or ratchet of the appropriate drive size.
*Care:* After each use, wipe the socket clean to remove any dirt or debris. Store the socket in a clean, dry place to prevent rust and corrosion. Avoid using excessive force or applying the socket to fasteners that are not the correct size.