Westward
Westward 53PN29 1/4" Drive Metric Socket Set 12pcs 3.5-12mm
1/4" drive metric socket set covering 3.5 mm to 12 mm in twelve 6-point chrome pieces
- Typesocket
- 1/4-inch drive fits common ratchets and extensions
- Metric range 3.5mm to 12mm covers everyday fastener sizes
- Twelve 6-point sockets grip flats to reduce rounding
- Chrome finish resists corrosion for longer service life
- Meets ANSI standards for professional-grade reliability
Metric Socket Set 3.5–12 mm
This Westward 53PN29 set supplies twelve 1/4 inch drive sockets covering metric sizes from 3.5 mm to 12 mm. Each socket uses a six-point standard profile finished in chrome. The kit is aimed at mechanics and DIYers who need a compact range of small fasteners without deep or flex options.
Drive Size and Point Style Limits
The 1/4 inch drive limits torque capacity compared with larger drives, so the set suits light to medium fastening tasks. Six-point sockets grip flats securely but cannot engage damaged or rounded heads as well as twelve-point designs. No ratchet, deep or flex sockets are included, requiring separate purchases for those functions.
Twelve-Piece Size Range Decides Fit
The deciding specification is the 3.5 mm to 12 mm spread across twelve individual sockets. Buyers who need sizes below 3.5 mm or above 12 mm must look elsewhere. The set also does not serve anyone requiring impact-rated sockets or an integrated ratchet.
Highlights
- 1/4-inch drive fits common ratchets and extensions
- Metric range 3.5mm to 12mm covers everyday fastener sizes
- Twelve 6-point sockets grip flats to reduce rounding
- Chrome finish resists corrosion for longer service life
- Meets ANSI standards for professional-grade reliability
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 3.5 mm or the 12 mm socket for general fastener work?
The set includes every size from 3.5 mm through 12 mm so you have the right fit for each bolt without choosing just one.
What does the 12-piece count mean when I am under the bonnet?
You get twelve 1/4-inch-drive six-point standard sockets covering the full 3.5 mm to 12 mm range for metric fasteners.
How does the 1/4-inch drive limit the torque I can apply?
A 1/4-inch square drive is sized for light-duty work; it will handle typical small fasteners but is not built for high-torque impact use.
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