Westward
Westward 10E338 3/4" Drive 19 mm 6-Point Hand Socket
3/4" drive 19 mm 6-point alloy steel hand socket with 23/32 in bolt clearance to ASME B107.110
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- 19 mm metric size fits standard fasteners
- 3/4 inch drive matches large ratchets and breakers
- 6-point hex grips flats to reduce rounding
- alloy steel body resists wear under high torque
- ASME B107.110 standard confirms dimensional accuracy
3/4" Drive 19 mm 6-Point Socket
This Westward hand socket fits a 3/4 inch square drive and engages 19 mm metric fasteners with a 6-point hex profile. It is made from alloy steel with a chrome finish and is not impact rated. The deep design provides bolt clearance of 23/32 in for extended threads.
Replaces worn or missing 19 mm sockets
Use this socket when an existing 19 mm 6-point socket shows rounded corners or damaged walls that slip on bolt heads. The jump is worth it when the old tool no longer grips securely or when a deep well is needed for longer studs that a standard socket cannot reach.
Verify drive size and clearance before ordering
Confirm that your ratchet or breaker bar has a 3/4 inch square drive to match this socket. Ensure the 23/32 in bolt clearance suits the fastener length you will encounter and that a non-impact rated hand tool is appropriate for the torque method you plan to use.
Highlights
- 19 mm metric size fits standard fasteners
- 3/4 inch drive matches large ratchets and breakers
- 6-point hex grips flats to reduce rounding
- alloy steel body resists wear under high torque
- ASME B107.110 standard confirms dimensional accuracy
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Sockets |
Questions about this item
Will the 3/4 in drive fit my existing ratchet or breaker bar?
The socket uses a 3/4 in square drive, so it fits any standard 3/4 in ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench.
How do I install the socket onto the fastener without rounding the corners?
Align the 6-point 19 mm hex over the bolt, push straight on until the 23/32 in bolt clearance seats fully, then apply force evenly — avoid angled loading.
When should I replace this alloy-steel socket?
Replace it if the chrome finish flakes, the 6-point hex shows rounding, or the drive square cracks — any deformation reduces grip on 19 mm fasteners.
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