MIAMI, Fla., June 20, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via PRWEB - World Patent Marketing, a vertically integrated manufacturer and engineer of patented products, announces Tight Spot Socket, a utility patent that holds the nut and bolt in place, thereby making repairs and fixes a lot easier.
"The Online Hardware & Tool Sales market is worth $6 billion," says Scott Cooper, CEO and Creative Director of World Patent Marketing. "Online shopping has become more conventional for American consumers, primarily because of the convenience it offers and the potential savings."
"People doing repairs will know how difficult it is to reach tight corners," says Jerry Shapiro, Director of Manufacturing and World Patent Marketing Inventions. "Tight Spot Socket is a utility patent that makes one-handed repair jobs that involves sockets, bolts, and nuts a lot easier and manageable."
Tight Spot Socket is a socket wrench wherein the socket has magnetic properties which allows it to firmly grasp and hold on to bolts and nuts. The utility patent comes in all the standard sizes used by repairmen everywhere and is available in both metric and standard measures. It also comes with 6-point and 12- point sockets which makes it usable for every type of repair of job necessary.
"I know from experience that Tight Spot Socket will make hard to get to jobs easier," says inventor Larry D. "From talking and working side by side with people in different fields, they are very happy that there's a product in the market that they will need and use on a regular basis. This product will actually make those one handed jobs a reality. In my mechanical experiences, getting both hands in tight places is very difficult, so this product is going to be a game changer for anyone that uses it."
John Porter, an all-around repairman and blogger from Portland, OR, has this to say about the Tight Spot Socket: "This utility patent makes jobs easier as it effectively frees up your other hand. Since the socket end is magnetizes, there is no fear that the item being tightened will fall off. Even if it does, Tight Spot Socket can easily retrieve the object since it will be magnetically attracted to the working bit. Truly this item saves time and effort and makes jobs quicker to finish."
Tight Spot Socket is a game-changer for repair men, mechanics, computer technicians, military mechanics, or any kind of job that requires the fixing of a nut and bolt. This utility patent will surely become a valuable asset and will be used by everyone needing of its service.
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