Comparison OMBRA OMT77S12 vs OMBRA OMT77S
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| OMBRA OMT77S12 | OMBRA OMT77S | |
from $125.12 up to $152.00 | Outdated Product | |
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| Total number of items | 77 | 77 |
| Square drive size | 1/2, 1/4 " | 1/2, 1/4 " |
Heads and bits | ||
| Socket heads (6 points) | 26 | |
| Socket heads sizes (6 points) | 4 — 32 mm | |
| Socket heads (12 points) | 26 | |
| Socket heads sizes (12 faces) | 4 — 32 mm | |
| Spark plug sockets | 2 | 2 |
| Bits | 18 | 18 |
| Adapter | 1 | 1 |
| Ratchet wrench | 2 | 2 |
| Screwdriver handle | 1 | 1 |
| Tap wrench | 2 | 2 |
| Universal joint | 2 | 2 |
| Extension | hard/flexible | hard/flexible |
Wrenches | ||
| Combination wrenches | 8 | 8 |
| Wrench sizes | 8 — 19 mm | 8 — 19 mm |
| Hex wrenches | 3 | 3 |
| Hex wrenches size | 1.5 — 3 mm | 1.5 — 3 mm |
General accessories | ||
| Screwdriver | 5 | 5 |
| Slotted | SL4x80, SL5x150 | |
| Hammer | 1 | 1 |
| Pliers | 1 | 1 |
| Adjustable pliers |  | |
More features | ||
| Tool storage | plastic case | plastic case |
| Added to E-Catalog | february 2015 | february 2015 |
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Glossary
Socket heads (6 points)
Number of hex sockets included in the tool kit.
All end heads are accessories for a collapsible tool; during operation, they are mounted on a ratchet, wrench or other similar device. The head itself has the appearance of a characteristic “cap”, which, during operation, is put on a bolt, nut, etc. This design, among other things, allows you to work with parts located in recesses and some other hard-to-reach places that cannot be reached with open-ended, captive or split keys. And compared to a set of classic socket wrenches, the holder plus socket set takes up much less space, providing almost the same functionality.
As for the 6 faces, this type of socket head is the most famous and widespread, because. most modern nuts and bolts have this shape.
All end heads are accessories for a collapsible tool; during operation, they are mounted on a ratchet, wrench or other similar device. The head itself has the appearance of a characteristic “cap”, which, during operation, is put on a bolt, nut, etc. This design, among other things, allows you to work with parts located in recesses and some other hard-to-reach places that cannot be reached with open-ended, captive or split keys. And compared to a set of classic socket wrenches, the holder plus socket set takes up much less space, providing almost the same functionality.
As for the 6 faces, this type of socket head is the most famous and widespread, because. most modern nuts and bolts have this shape.
Socket heads sizes (6 points)
Working size range of hex sockets (see above) supplied with the kit. This parameter allows you to evaluate how the heads fit the dimensions of the fasteners with which they are planned to be used.
Socket heads (12 points)
Number of dodecahedral sockets included in the tool kit.
All end heads are accessories for a collapsible tool; during operation, they are mounted on a ratchet, wrench or other similar device. The head itself has the appearance of a characteristic “cap”, which, during operation, is put on a bolt, nut, etc. This design, among other things, allows you to work with parts located in recesses and some other hard-to-reach places that cannot be reached with open-ended, captive or split keys. And compared to a set of classic socket wrenches, the holder plus socket set takes up much less space, providing almost the same functionality.
Specifically, the 12-sided type of socket heads is considered more versatile than the hexagonal one: it makes it possible to work with both classic hexagonal fasteners and, in fact, twelve-sided ones. In addition, to hook the next face, it is enough to rotate such a tool by only 30 ° when rearranging (whereas for 6-sided nozzles this figure is 60 °, and in cramped conditions there may not be room for this). On the other hand, 12-sided parts are quite rare, and when working with hexagonal parts, the contact area is small, which increases the risk of stripping edges and reduces torque.
All end heads are accessories for a collapsible tool; during operation, they are mounted on a ratchet, wrench or other similar device. The head itself has the appearance of a characteristic “cap”, which, during operation, is put on a bolt, nut, etc. This design, among other things, allows you to work with parts located in recesses and some other hard-to-reach places that cannot be reached with open-ended, captive or split keys. And compared to a set of classic socket wrenches, the holder plus socket set takes up much less space, providing almost the same functionality.
Specifically, the 12-sided type of socket heads is considered more versatile than the hexagonal one: it makes it possible to work with both classic hexagonal fasteners and, in fact, twelve-sided ones. In addition, to hook the next face, it is enough to rotate such a tool by only 30 ° when rearranging (whereas for 6-sided nozzles this figure is 60 °, and in cramped conditions there may not be room for this). On the other hand, 12-sided parts are quite rare, and when working with hexagonal parts, the contact area is small, which increases the risk of stripping edges and reduces torque.
Socket heads sizes (12 faces)
Working size range of dodecahedral sockets (see above) supplied with the kit. This parameter allows you to evaluate how the heads fit the dimensions of the fasteners with which they are planned to be used.
Slotted
Screwdrivers with flat tips, originally designed for a slot in the form of a slot. Note that such tips are quite versatile, they can be used with cross slots, and even with asterisks — the only thing is that in such cases it is impossible to apply great efforts due to the high probability of tool breakage.