NewShark N00295 53-Piece 1/4" Socket Ratchet Set 72-Tooth
A 53-piece 1/4-inch drive socket and ratchet set with 72-tooth reversible ratchet, metric sockets, bits and extension bars in a storage case
- MaterialChrome Vanadium Steel
- Item Count1
- Overall Length10.6 inches
- 72-tooth ratchet needs only 5° swing for tight spaces
- 53-piece set covers metric sockets plus bit and extension accessories
- Chrome vanadium steel with mirror finish resists corrosion and wear
- Quick-release reversible mechanism speeds socket changes during repairs
- Blow-moulded case organises every piece for portable storage
53-piece 1/4" drive socket ratchet set
This NewShark N00295 set supplies 53 pieces built around a 1/4 inch drive with a 72-tooth reversible ratchet. It is aimed at DIYers and mechanics who need a broad range of metric sockets and bit sockets in one case.
Tight-access work and organised storage
The 72-tooth mechanism needs only a 5° swing, so it works in confined spots where a larger swing is impossible. The blow-moulded case keeps every socket, extension bar, universal joint and spinner handle sorted and portable.
72-tooth ratchet with 5° swing
The ratchet’s 72 teeth give a 5° engagement angle, letting you turn fasteners where space barely allows movement. If your jobs routinely need a larger drive size or fewer pieces, this kit will not match those requirements.
Highlights
- 72-tooth ratchet needs only 5° swing for tight spaces
- 53-piece set covers metric sockets plus bit and extension accessories
- Chrome vanadium steel with mirror finish resists corrosion and wear
- Quick-release reversible mechanism speeds socket changes during repairs
- Blow-moulded case organises every piece for portable storage
Specifications
| Brand | NewShark |
|---|---|
| Model | N00295 |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
| Item Count | 1 |
| Overall Length | 10.6 inches |
| Part Number | N00295 |
Questions about this item
How do I engage the 72-tooth reversible ratchet and what step do users often miss?
Flip the directional lever on the ratchet head to choose forward or reverse; the quick-release button must be pressed fully to insert or remove a socket, and users sometimes forget to seat the socket until it clicks.
Which parts of this 53-piece set will need replacement first with heavy use?
The 72-tooth ratchet mechanism and the 6-inch flexible extension bar see the most stress; sockets made from chrome vanadium steel with mirror chrome finish resist wear longer, but the ratchet pawl and flexible joint can loosen over time.
What is the first limitation you hit when using the 1/4-inch drive on stubborn fasteners?
The 1/4-inch drive size and 10.6-inch overall handle length limit leverage, so high-torque applications will stall the ratchet or risk rounding the 6-point sockets before larger-drive tools would.
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