Socket Sets & Tool Assortments
Every mechanic needs a reliable socket set. Our range includes sets with drive sizes from 1/4 to 3/4 inch. Choose metric, imperial, or a combination. Pay attention to the ratchet tooth count for smooth operation. A complete set with extensions and bits saves time. All cases are sturdy and practical. This way you always have the right tool within reach. Compare specifications and order today to avoid downtime.
2 subcategories
Socket Set | 6.3 mm (1/4") Drive | 46 pcs.
Tool Set | 23 pcs.
Dopsleutelset
3 variants · from €69.99
1-2
Tool Set in Aluminium Case | 129 pcs.
Wheel Change Service Set | 5 pcs.
Dopsleutelset
2 variants · from €44.99
1-2
Metal workshop Tool Case incl. Tool Assortment | 86 pcs.
Empty Case for BGS 2296
Socket Set | with Reversible Ratchet, extendable | 20 mm (3/4") Drive | 19 - 50 mm | 16 pcs.
Metal workshop Tool Case | empty
Socket Set | 6.3 mm (1/4") / 12.5 mm (1/2") Drive | Inch Sizes | 174 pcs.
Socket Set | 20 mm (3/4") | Inch Sizes | 21 pcs.
Plumbers / Sanitary Tool Assortment | 101 pcs.
Frequently asked questions about Socket Sets & Tool Assortments
Answers to the most common questions from our customers
The drive size depends on the torque required. For small fasteners choose 1/4 inch. For standard automotive repairs 3/8 inch is common. Use 1/2 inch for wheel bolts and heavier work. Consider the largest bolt you often loosen.
No, metric sockets do not fit imperial fasteners correctly. The profile and measurement differ. For American or older cars you need an imperial set. Some sets include both, but they are larger. Choose based on the vehicles you service.
More teeth mean a smaller swing angle. This helps in tight spaces where rotation is limited. A 72-tooth ratchet requires less movement than a 24-tooth one. For general work 72 teeth is a good compromise. Check the quality of the mechanism as well.
Most socket sets come with a compatible ratchet. You can purchase loose ratchets for extra convenience. Verify that the ratchet fits the drive size of the sockets. Sets with multiple drive sizes often include several ratchets.
A sturdy case protects sockets from rust and damage. Check that the latch stays closed during transport. Sockets should fit tightly in their moulded slots. Choose a case that stacks easily and keeps your workshop tidy.
Socket Sets & Tool Assortments
Choose the right set for your workshop
Socket sets and tool assortments form the basis of every workshop. You choose between separate sets with sockets or a complete tool set in a case. This page helps you see the difference and make the right choice.
Socket sets: drive and sizing
A socket set is chosen based on the drive. 1/4 inch is for small bolts and low torque. 3/8 inch is the all-rounder for most passenger cars. 1/2 inch is used for wheel bolts and heavier connections. For trucks and industrial work, there are sets up to 1 inch. Also pay attention to sizing: metric sizes for European cars, inch sizes for American models. A set with extension pieces and a universal joint makes your work easier. Check whether the most common sizes are included. This prevents you from needing a separate socket for every job.
Tool assortments: complete and ready to work
A tool assortment is more than just sockets. It includes sockets, wrenches, bits, and often a ratchet. You choose an assortment based on your trade. For general car work, there is a broad kit with common sizes. For specialisations like plumbing or wheel service, there are targeted sets. A metal case keeps everything organised and protected. This way you always have the right tool within reach.
Ratchet, case, and quality
The ratchet determines how smoothly you work. More teeth give a smaller return angle, handy in tight spaces. Pay attention to the direction switch and a comfortable grip. The case must close firmly and keep the inserts in place. Choose a set that fits the work you do daily. A complete set lasts for years if you choose wisely.
Which set suits you?
For standard maintenance on passenger cars, a 3/8 inch socket set with metric sizes is a good base. If you also work on trucks, choose a set with 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch drive. If you want to start working immediately without collecting loose parts, choose a tool assortment. This way you always have the right tool at hand.