FIXMAN 10mm 1/4 Inch Drive Metric Deep Socket

Features

• Extended socket body: Reaches nuts positioned inside recesses or farther along threaded studs.
• 6-point hex profile: Engages the flat sides of compatible fasteners for controlled torque transfer.
• 50BV30 Cr-V steel: Provides the strength and durability required for regular hand-tool use.
• Metric identification: Clearly marked as a 10mm socket for convenient tool selection.
• Compact drive format: The 1/4 inch drive is well suited to detailed work and confined areas.

Benefits

• Improved fastener access: The deep profile helps reach fasteners that are inaccessible with standard-depth sockets.
• Reduced fastener damage: The 6-point profile applies force across the fastener flats when the correct size is used.
• Versatile compatibility: Connects to commonly used 1/4 inch square-drive hand tools.
• Reliable workshop performance: Chrome vanadium steel provides dependable durability for maintenance and repair tasks.
• Easy maintenance: The polished surface can be wiped clean after use and helps resist corrosion.

Application

• Tightening and loosening compatible 10mm metric fasteners.
• Accessing recessed nuts and bolts.
• Working with nuts fitted onto protruding threaded studs.
• Automotive servicing and mechanical repairs.
• Equipment maintenance and general assembly work.
• DIY, workshop and professional hand-tool applications.

Extra Information

• Confirm that the fastener is 10mm before applying force.
• Use only with compatible 1/4 inch square-drive ratchets, handles and extension bars.
• This is a metric socket and should not be substituted for a similar-looking imperial size.
• The deep profile is useful where excess thread prevents a standard socket from fully engaging the nut.
• This hand socket is not intended for use with impact wrenches or powered impact drivers.

Specifications

In the box:

• 1 x Fixman 10mm 1/4 Inch Drive Metric Deep Socket

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye protection and work gloves when working on fasteners.
• Always use the correct socket size and ensure it is fully seated before applying torque.
• Do not use a damaged, cracked, distorted or excessively worn socket.
• Do not use this hand socket with impact wrenches or powered impact drivers.
• Do not use makeshift extensions or strike the socket with a hammer.
• Keep hands clear of pinch points and maintain stable footing while applying force.
• Use a properly rated torque wrench when a specified tightening torque is required.