66 Pc. 1/4” Drive 6 Point Metric Socket Tray Set ST09901SJ sata

The assortment covers a broad range of metric sizes within a 66-piece collection, giving you the common hex sizes used on many vehicles and machines. The tray keeps each size organized for quick selection.

The kit arrives in a sturdy, labeled tray that holds all 66 pieces in dedicated slots, helping you locate the right size quickly and return it to its place after use.

Yes. It is designed to fit standard 1/4" drive ratchets, extensions, and adapters commonly used in hand-tool setups.

Sockets are constructed from high-quality steel (commonly chrome vanadium) with a protective chrome finish to resist corrosion and provide durability for daily use.

This 1/4" drive metric set is primarily intended for hand-tool use. If you need impact-rated performance, look for impact-rated 1/4" drive sets specifically designed for impact wrenches.

Keep the sockets clean and dry, store them in the tray when not in use, and avoid exposure to harsh chemicals. A light wipe-down and proper storage help prevent rust and wear.

Ideal for automotive maintenance, bicycle repairs, small engine work, household appliance servicing, and other daily mechanical tasks where metric fasteners are encountered.

Similar sets from SATA on Fepy offer comparable socket counts and tray formats, with variations in tray quality, finish, and included accessories. For example, ST09902SJ and ST09903SJ are close alternatives you might consider if you want a slightly different tray layout or finish.

If you’re comparing options, you can explore related SATA metric socket sets on Fepy that share the same drive size and 6-point design. Examples include ST09902SJ (URL: https://fepy.com/product/ST09902SJ) and ST09903SJ (URL: https://fepy.com/product/ST09903SJ).

Use it for routine maintenance on cars and motorcycles, bike repairs, small machinery, and DIY projects where metric fasteners appear. The broad size range and organized tray help you complete jobs quickly and keep a tidy workspace.

Always select the correctly sized socket for the fastener to avoid rounding. Use hand tools rather than power tools with non-impact rated sockets, and apply steady, even pressure. Keep fingers clear of pinch points and store tools securely after use.