Westward
Westward 53YR27 1/4 in Drive 7/16 in Hex SAE 6-Point Socket
A 1/4-inch drive, 7/16-inch hex SAE socket with six alloy-steel points for hand use
- Typesocket
- 7/16 in SAE socket fits standard fasteners
- 6-point design grips bolt flats to reduce rounding
- 1/4 in drive works with common ratchets
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard
1/4-Inch Drive Deep Socket
This 1/4-inch drive deep socket fits 7/16-inch SAE hex fasteners with a six-point opening. It is made from alloy steel with a chrome finish for hand-tool use. The deep profile provides extra bolt clearance measured at 7.2 mm. The item is new and meets ASME B 107.110-2012 standards.
No Bundled Accessories Included
The product ships as a single socket without any additional bits, adaptors or storage rails. There is no software or licence associated with this hand tool. Buyers receive only the socket itself, so any extension bars or ratchets must be sourced separately.
Verify Drive Size and Clearance Needs
Confirm your ratchet or driver uses a 1/4-inch square drive before ordering. Check that the 7/16-inch hex size matches the fastener you intend to turn. Ensure the deep-profile length suits the bolt protrusion and workspace depth you have available. Note the product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemical exposure.
Highlights
- 7/16 in SAE socket fits standard fasteners
- 6-point design grips bolt flats to reduce rounding
- 1/4 in drive works with common ratchets
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
Will the 6-point alloy steel socket on the Westward 53YR27 need replacement from rounding off bolts?
The 6-point design grips fastener flats rather than corners, reducing rounding risk; replace only if the chrome finish flakes or the drive square shows visible cracks.
What limit appears first when the 1/4 in drive socket sees sustained high-torque use?
The 1/4 in drive square is the limiting factor; it will twist or shear before the 7/16 in hex socket body yields under prolonged heavy load.
Does the Westward 53YR27 get hot or transmit vibration during all-day hand use?
No — it is a non-impact, hand-operated steel socket with no moving parts, so it generates no measurable heat or vibration during continuous manual operation.
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