Husky 290-piece chrome mechanics tool set in storage case

Husky 290-Piece Mechanics Tool Set (H290MTS) – 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2" Drive Sockets, Ratchets & Wrenches

£58.85
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Husky 290-piece chrome mechanics tool set in storage case

Husky 290-Piece Mechanics Tool Set (H290MTS) – 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2" Drive Sockets, Ratchets & Wrenches

£58.85

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Husky 290-Piece Mechanics Tool Set

From home repairs to full workshop jobside, this comprehensive Husky set has the tool for almost any fastening task. Covering 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch drives, it brings together standard and deep sockets, combination wrenches, hex keys and bit drivers in one organised case.

Whether you are a professional technician or a keen DIYer, the polished chrome tools are built to last and easy to keep clean.

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Key Features

  • Comprehensive Selection – 174 sockets, 24 wrenches, 40 hex keys, 40 bits, 4 extensions, 4 adapters, 1 magnetic bit driver and 3 ratchets.
  • Smooth 72-Tooth Ratchets – Need only a 5-degree arc swing to turn fasteners; quick-release button makes swapping sockets effortless.
  • Built to Last – Chrome-alloy steel construction with a fully polished chrome finish that wipes clean and resists corrosion.
  • Smart Engineering – Chamfered lead-ins for fast placement and off-corner loading to prevent rounded fasteners; 12-point box-end wrenches with 15-degree offset for extra clearance.
  • Tough Bits & Keys – Hex keys, screwdriver and nut-driver bits are heat-treated S2 tool steel for added wear protection.
  • Neat Storage – Stamped plastic case with size markings keeps every piece organised and easy to find.

Specifications

  • Brand: Husky
  • Model: H290MTS
  • Pieces: 290
  • Finish: Polished chrome
  • Case dimensions: 15" x 12" x 20"
  • Warranty: 5-year warranty included

Shop with confidence: damaged or defective products can be replaced or refunded, and our support team is on hand to answer questions. We also give a share of profit to Save the Children, which began supporting isolated and neglected rural children in Europe in 1932.