Westward
Westward 53YV10 1/2" Drive 19mm Deep Socket 6pt
A 1/2-inch drive deep socket with a 19mm hex opening and six points, made from alloy steel to ASME B107.110-2012
- Typesocket
- Deep 19 mm reach accesses recessed fasteners
- Six-point hex grip reduces rounding on stubborn bolts
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under high torque
- Full polish finish eases cleaning and resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard
Purpose & User
This 1/2-inch drive deep socket fits 19mm fasteners with a six-point hex profile. It is built for mechanics and technicians who need reliable engagement on stubborn or recessed bolts.
Build & Daily Use
The socket is forged from alloy steel with a full polished finish that resists corrosion and cleans easily. A female square drive accepts standard 1/2-inch ratchets or breaker bars, while the deep well reaches past threads or spacers without an extension.
Deciding Specification
The six-point geometry distributes torque across flat sides of the fastener, reducing the chance of rounding compared with twelve-point designs. Conformance to ASME B107.110-2012 confirms dimensional accuracy for professional use.
Highlights
- Deep 19 mm reach accesses recessed fasteners
- Six-point hex grip reduces rounding on stubborn bolts
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under high torque
- Full polish finish eases cleaning and resists corrosion
- Meets ASME B107.110-2012 dimensional standard
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
What drive size does the 53YV10 socket use and what torque standard does it follow?
It uses a 1/2 inch female square drive and conforms to ASME B107.110-2012.
What clearance does the 3 inch overall length and 19 mm hex opening need on a fastener?
The deep socket measures 3 inches long and fits a 19 mm hex fastener with a 6 point opening.
How is the alloy steel socket installed on a ratchet and what step is often missed?
Press the 1/2 inch female square drive onto the ratchet anvil until the detent ball locks; users often forget to verify the ball is seated.
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