Westward
Westward 53YP76 1/4 in Drive 7/32" Hex SAE Socket 6 Point Steel
A 1/4-inch drive, 7/32-inch hex SAE socket with a 6-point alloy steel design meeting ASME B 107.110-2012 standards
- 7/32" hex fits SAE fasteners precisely
- 6-point design grips flats to prevent rounding
- 1/4" drive works with standard ratchets
- Alloy steel with chrome finish resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard
1/4 in Drive 7/32" Hex Socket
The Westward 53YP76 is a 1/4 inch drive SAE socket sized at 7/32 inch. It features a six-point alloy steel construction with a chrome finish. The hand tool meets ASME B 107.110-2012 standards and is not impact rated.
Mechanics needing a standard 7/32" socket
This socket suits technicians working with SAE fasteners requiring a precise six-point grip on a 1/4 inch drive. It is not for users needing impact-rated durability or metric sizing. Buyers requiring a different drive size or bolt clearance should look elsewhere.
3.6 mm bolt clearance capacity
The 3.6 mm bolt clearance accommodates standard SAE hardware within this size class. The six-point geometry provides secure engagement on flats, reducing rounding risk on stubborn fasteners. Headroom ends at the 7/32 inch specification; larger bolts require a different socket.
Highlights
- 7/32" hex fits SAE fasteners precisely
- 6-point design grips flats to prevent rounding
- 1/4" drive works with standard ratchets
- Alloy steel with chrome finish resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive-size ratchet or breaker bar is needed to turn this 1/4 in drive socket?
Any 1/4 in drive ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench will engage the square drive on this Westward 53YP76 socket.
Will this 6-point, 7/32 in SAE socket fit on the same fasteners as my older 12-point sockets?
Yes, it contacts the same 7/32 in hex flats; the 6-point profile simply grips more surface area to reduce rounding.
How can I confirm the socket meets the ASME B107.110-2012 standard after I receive it?
Look for the permanent marking "ASME B107.110-2012" stamped on the chrome-alloy steel body alongside the 7/32 in size designation.
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