Surface technology
CR-V chrome vanadium steel. Overall heat treatment Surface mirror frosting Strong and durable Not easy to rust
ASIATOOLS-Hexagon socket, these single-hexagon sockets possess six points which offer a more positive location, particularly on worn or rounded nuts, and require a one-sixth turn to engage the next point of the socket. Available in a variety of metric sizes and manufactured from chrome vanadium steel.
Surface technology
CR-V chrome vanadium steel. Overall heat treatment Surface mirror frosting Strong and durable Not easy to rust
Inward-concave hexagonal opening
Inward-sloped concave corners increase friction and prevent slipping.
High quality
Laser engraving, brand guarantee, clear specifications.
| Model | Size options | ||
| 14-piece hexagon socket set NY-BD14P1032 | 10/12/13/14/16/17/19/21/22/24/27/30/32mm | ||
| 11-piece hexagonal white long socket set NY-BC11P1024 | 10/12/13/14/16/17/19/21/22/24mm | ||
| 11-piece hexagonal white short socket set NY-BD11P1024 | 10/12/13/14/16/17/19/21/22/24mm |
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Q: What is a hexagon socket?
A: A hexagon socket, also known as an Allen socket, is a tool used to tighten or loosen six-sided nuts and bolts.
Q: Why is it important to use a hexagon socket?
A: Can achieve higher torque and clamping force than other screws Applications.
Q: Where is the hexagonal socket mainly used?
A: Equipment, machinery, vehicles, hardware components, electrical products, and furniture.
Q: How to use a hexagon socket?
A: Fits over a six-sided bolt to apply force.
Q: How do I maintain and care for a hexagon socket?
A: After each use, wipe down your hexagon sockets with a clean, dry cloth or shop towel to remove dirt, grease, and oil. For stubborn grime, use a soft-bristled brush or an old toothbrush.