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Master Torx Set - 36-Pc - GearWrench

Part #: 80727

The GearWrench 80727 Master Torx Set provides a comprehensive collection of Torx, Tamper-Proof Torx, and External Torx bits and sockets, essential for professional automotive and industrial applications. This 36-piece set is engineered for durability and reliable performance across a wide range of fasteners and equipment.

Key Features

  • Comprehensive Coverage: Includes 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" drive sizes with a full range of standard Torx (T8-T60), Tamper-Proof Torx (T7-T55), and External Torx (E4-E20) bits and sockets to address diverse fastening needs.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Features chrome sockets that are heat-treated for enhanced durability and serviceability under demanding conditions.
  • High-Strength Bit Materials: Bits are constructed from S2 and Alloy steel, offering superior strength and wear resistance for a long operational lifespan.
  • Secure Bit Retention: Incorporates a patented bit holding system designed to force the bit surface to the opposing side, ensuring maximum retention and preventing slippage during use.
  • Organized Storage: Housed in a durable blow mold case, keeping all components neatly organized and easily accessible for efficient workflow.

Applications

This GearWrench Master Torx Set is ideal for professional technicians and mechanics working on modern vehicles and industrial machinery. It is suitable for tasks such as engine component maintenance, brake system repairs, interior and exterior trim work, and various other applications where Torx fasteners are prevalent. The comprehensive selection supports work on a variety of makes and models, addressing common fastening requirements found in automotive and equipment service.

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  • Model: 99755
  • Shipping Weight: 4.63lbs
  • UPC: 099575807275
  • Manufacturers Part #: 80727
  • Manufactured by: GearWrench
  • Also Known As: KDT80727, KDT-80727

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 14 February, 2007.