Westward
Westward 53YV36 1/2" drive SAE socket 1-3/16" 12 pt
A 1/2" drive SAE socket with a 12-point design for 1-3/16" fasteners, made from alloy steel
- Typesocket
- Alloy steel construction resists wear
- 12-point opening grips multiple fastener angles
- 1/2-inch drive fits standard ratchets
- SAE 1-3/16-inch size matches common bolts
- Deep socket reaches recessed fasteners
1/2″ drive SAE socket 1-3/16″
This Westward socket is built from alloy steel for durability in professional and DIY use. It fits a 1/2″ drive ratchet or breaker bar and can also be driven by a corded or cordless drill when paired with a socket adapter. The 12-point opening grips the 1-3/16″ fastener securely.
Mechanics and technicians needing a single deep
The socket suits anyone who needs one specific 1-3/16″ size for targeted jobs. It is not for buyers who want a full set covering multiple bolt sizes, nor for users who require metric openings or a different drive format.
12-point 1-3/16″ opening on a 1/2″ drive
The 12-point geometry gives more engagement positions than a 6-point design, helping when access is restricted. Verify that the fastener is SAE 1-3/16″ and that your drive tool is 1/2″ before purchasing.
Highlights
- Alloy steel construction resists wear
- 12-point opening grips multiple fastener angles
- 1/2-inch drive fits standard ratchets
- SAE 1-3/16-inch size matches common bolts
- Deep socket reaches recessed fasteners
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 12-point or 6-point version of the 1-3/16" socket?
This socket has a 12-point opening, which engages a fastener at more angles and is useful when swing space is limited.
What does the 1/2" drive size mean when the socket is on a ratchet?
The 1/2" square drive fits standard 1/2" ratchets, breaker bars, and torque wrenches, and accepts common 1/2" extensions and adapters.
Can the 1/2" drive handle the torque needed for a 1-3/16" fastener?
The alloy-steel construction and 1/2" drive are suited to the high torque that large SAE fasteners typically require.
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