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Stanley Mechanics Tools Catalog SOCKET SETS Stanley offers a complete range of inch and metric sized sockets and 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" and 3/4" drive tools. Our socket sets combine the most popular tools for easy accessibility. SOCKET SETS Stanley® Professional Grade™ Mechanics Tools are designed to meet the needs of the professional mechanic. Each of these tools has a Limited Lifetime Warranty. Stanley® drive tools are forged from high-quality steel and finished in high-polish chrome. Each ratchet handle is ergonomically designed and has an easy-to-use, thumb- operated reverse-switch mechanism. Sockets and extensions remain locked onto the drive until disengaged with an easy- to-reach, low-profile quick-release button. Stanley® sockets feature our Max-Drive™ design, a unique radius corner design which provides 15% more torque to tighten fasteners easily and simplify the turning of rounded corners. Helps reduce fastener wear by minimizing contact on outer 5% of fastener; helping increase life expectancy. Helps reduce slipping on frozen or rusted fasteners. All Stanley® ratchets and sockets are manufactured globally, and are designed to meet or exceed ANSI specifications. 89-807 Visit us at... *PHILLIPS® is a registered trademark of Phillips Screw Co. 2 www.stanleyworks.com MULTI- DRIVE SETS 89-807 – 246 PIECE PROFESSIONAL GRADE™ MECHANICS SET 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2" DRIVE SOCKET SETS Contents: ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION 86-021 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 5/32" 86-311 3/8" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 16mm 86-515 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 15mm 86-022 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 3/16" 86-312 3/8" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 17mm 88-738 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 16mm 86-023 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 7/32" 88-131 3/8" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 18mm 88-739 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 17mm 86-024 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 1/4" 88-132 3/8" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 19mm 88-740 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 18mm 86-025 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 9/32" 88-133 3/8" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 20mm 88-741 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 19mm 86-026 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 5/16" 88-134 3/8" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 21mm 88-742 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 20mm 86-027 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 11/32" 88-135 3/8" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 22mm 88-743 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 21mm 86-028 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 3/8" 86-322 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 10mm 88-744 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 22mm 86-032 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 13/32" 86-323 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 11mm 88-745 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 23mm 86-029 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 7/16" 86-324 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 12mm 88-746 1/2" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 24mm 86-030 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 1/2" 86-325 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 13mm 86-460 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 5/16" 86-101 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 4mm 86-326 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 14mm 86-461 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 3/8" 86-110 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 4.5mm 86-327 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 15mm 86-462 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 7/16" 86-102 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 5mm 80-016 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 5/16" 86-463 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 1/2" 86-111 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 5.5mm 88-985 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 3/8" 86-464 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 9/16" 86-103 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 6mm 88-986 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 7/16" 86-540 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 8mm 86-104 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 7mm 88-987 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 1/2" 86-541 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 9mm 86-105 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 8mm 88-988 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 9/16" 86-542 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 10mm 86-106 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 9mm 88-989 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 5/8" 86-543 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 11mm 86-107 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 10mm 86-260 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 1/4" 86-544 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 12mm 86-108 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 11mm 86-261 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 5/16" 86-545 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 13mm 86-109 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 12mm 91-132 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 3/8" 86-546 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 14mm 86-112 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 13mm 91-138 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 7/16" 86-547 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 15mm 86-114 1/4" Dr. Socket 6 Pt. - 14mm 91-151 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 1/2" 88-788 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 16mm 89-820 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 5/32" 91-186 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 9/16" 88-789 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 17mm 88-964 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 3/16" 91-283 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 5/8" 88-790 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 18mm 88-934 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 7/32" 86-342 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 7mm 88-791 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 19mm 86-043 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 1/4" 86-343 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 8mm 88-792 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 20mm 86-044 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 9/32" 86-344 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 9mm 88-793 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 21mm 86-045 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 5/16" 86-345 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 10mm 88-794 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 22mm 86-046 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 11/32" 86-346 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 11mm 88-795 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 23mm 86-047 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 3/8" 86-347 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 12mm 88-796 1/2" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 24mm 86-048 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 7/16" 86-348 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 13mm 89-819 1/2" Dr. Pear Head Ratchet 86-049 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 1/2" 86-349 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 14mm 80-017 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 1/4" 88-935 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 4mm 86-350 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 15mm 85-000 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 5/16" 86-179 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 4.5mm 86-351 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 16mm 85-015 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 3/8" 88-936 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 5mm 86-352 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 17mm 85-160 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 7/16" 86-361 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 5.5mm 88-146 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 18mm 85-226 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 1/2" 86-094 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 6mm 88-147 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 19mm 85-227 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 9/16" 86-095 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 7mm 88-148 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 20mm 85-355 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 5/8" 86-096 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 8mm 88-149 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 21mm 85-359 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 11/16" 86-097 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 9mm 88-150 3/8" Dr. Socket 12 Pt. - 22mm 85-470 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 3/4" 86-098 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 10mm 86-279 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 12 Pt. - 1/4" 85-471 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 13/16" 86-099 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 11mm 91-284 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 12 Pt. - 5/16" 85-472 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 7/8" 86-100 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 12mm 91-286 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 12 Pt. - 3/8" 85-473 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 15/16" 86-116 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 13mm 91-287 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 12 Pt. - 7/16" 85-478 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 1" 86-289 1/4" Dr. Deep Socket 6 Pt. - 14mm 91-288 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 12 Pt. - 1/2" 85-514 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 6mm 89-817 1/4" Dr. Pear Head Ratchet 91-289 3/8" Dr. Deep Socket 12 Pt. - 9/16" 85-587 Combination Wrench - Full Polish - 7mm 86-006 1/4" Dr.
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