Giving shape to the tool thanks to heat, and completing the fibbers to improve durability
Removing the oxide layer and checking the roundness of the socket
Check the outer diameter and the roundness of the socket
Drilling small holes on the groove to secure the socket
Computer machining ensuring accuracy and allowing to produce identical parts
Removes burrs and chamfering on the square drive
Obtaining the precise dimension of a wrench
Stamping of the size, the material used and the brand name
Enhance tool performance to achieve maximum hardness
Removing oxide layer and burrs to prepare the tool for surface coating
Nickel-chromium electrolysis treatments to protect the tool from corrosion and enhance aesthetics
Increases wear resistance of the impact sockets and prevent corrosion to improve durability
Printing of the two-color rubber band, facilitating the distinction between metric and imperial dimensions
Assembly of the socket with the bi-color rubber band to facilitates the distinction of metric and imperial dimensions