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Gross 13189 Magnetic Spark Plug Socket 1/2inch x 21mm (12-point)

Name: Gross 13189 Magnetic Spark Plug Socket 1/2inch x 21mm (12-point)
Brand: GROSS
SKU: 4044996120676
Price: 4.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Socket diameter: 21 mm

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Product information

Description

General description

The Gross 13189 magnetic spark plug socket is engineered for high-performance ignition system service. With a 21 mm 12-point profile, this socket offers precise engagement and smooth turning, while the built-in magnetic core securely holds spark plugs during extraction or installation. It is compatible with all standard 1/2' drive tools, making it an essential tool for auto mechanics, power equipment technicians, and serious DIYers.

Technical specifications

Drive size: 1/2' square

Socket size: 21 mm (12-point geometry)

Retention system: High-strength internal magnet

Construction: Durable chrome vanadium steel (Cr-V)

Finish: Polished chrome-plated for corrosion resistance

Application: Suitable for spark plug removal and installation in vehicles, motorcycles, and small engines

Usage

The magnetic retention system prevents spark plugs from falling or misaligning, especially useful in deep or narrow spark plug wells.

The 12-point design distributes torque evenly to protect both tool and plug from damage.

This socket is built for longevity and precise operation in busy workshops or home garages.

Features

Brand
GROSS
Length
13.5 cm
Material
Steel
Colour
Silver-coloured
Head print
Torx

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 1 Reviews

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Published on 25/04/2022, Spain

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