Westward
Westward 53YV01 1/2" drive deep socket 10 mm 6-point
A 1/2-inch drive deep socket fits 10 mm fasteners with a six-point hex profile made from alloy steel
- Typesocket
- Deep reach for recessed fasteners with 3 in. overall length
- Secure grip on 10 mm hex nuts via 6-point hex output
- Durable alloy steel construction resists rounding under torque
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard for professional use
- Full polished finish eases cleaning and protects against corrosion
Deep 10 mm socket for 1/2″ drive
This Westward 53YV01 socket fits a 1/2 inch square drive and engages a 10 mm hex fastener with a six-point profile. The deep well allows access to recessed nuts or threaded studs. Alloy steel construction meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standards. A full-polished finish resists corrosion and eases cleaning.
Suited for mechanics needing reach on 10 mm hardware
The six-point opening grips hex bolt heads and nuts without rounding, making it appropriate for high-torque applications on metric fasteners. It is not intended for 12-point or spline drive patterns. Builders requiring impact-rated sockets or a different drive size should select another tool.
Holds form under repeated high-torque use
Alloy steel retains hardness through sustained tightening cycles on stubborn fasteners. The deep bore distributes load across the full engagement depth, reducing stress on the socket walls. The polished surface sheds debris that could accelerate wear during prolonged service.
Highlights
- Deep reach for recessed fasteners with 3 in. overall length
- Secure grip on 10 mm hex nuts via 6-point hex output
- Durable alloy steel construction resists rounding under torque
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard for professional use
- Full polished finish eases cleaning and protects against corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
Does this 10 mm deep socket need a 1/2" drive ratchet to work?
Yes, the female square drive is sized for a 1/2" ratchet or breaker bar, so you must already own one of those to turn the socket.
Will the 6-point hex opening grip the same fasteners as my older 12-point sockets?
The 6-point hex engages only the flat sides of a 10 mm nut or bolt, reducing rounding risk compared with a 12-point design on the same size.
How can I confirm the socket meets the ASME B107.110-2012 standard after I receive it?
Look for the ASME B107.110 marking on the full-polished alloy-steel body; its presence indicates the socket was manufactured to that specification.
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