Westward
Westward 54TM35 3/8 in Drive Hex Socket Bit 4 mm Tip 4 13/16 in L
A 3/8 inch drive hex socket bit with a 4 mm tip and 4 13/16 inch overall length made from alloy steel
- Typesocket
- Fits 3/8 in drive tools for versatile use
- 4 mm hex tip handles metric fasteners
- 4 13/16 in overall length reaches deep recesses
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under load
- Extra-long socket depth accesses hard-to-reach bolts
3/8-in Drive Hex Socket Bit 4 mm
This Westward 54TM35 socket bit fits a 3/8-inch drive and engages a 4 mm hex fastener. The alloy-steel construction is built for hand-tool use in automotive and general maintenance tasks. The extra-long socket depth reaches recessed bolts where standard bits fall short.
Sustained torque on stubborn fasteners
The extended 4 13/16 in overall length provides additional leverage when breaking loose corroded or over-tightened hex screws. Alloy steel resists rounding under continuous hand-applied force better than shorter, thinner inserts. The fixed, non-replaceable tip eliminates play that can develop under repeated high-load cycles.
Replaces shorter 3/8-in hex bits
Technicians who find standard-length bits cannot reach deep-set hex heads will gain the needed reach without switching to a different drive size. The jump is worth it when clearance around the fastener is tight but depth is the primary obstacle. Buyers needing a replaceable-tip system or impact-rated bits should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Fits 3/8 in drive tools for versatile use
- 4 mm hex tip handles metric fasteners
- 4 13/16 in overall length reaches deep recesses
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under load
- Extra-long socket depth accesses hard-to-reach bolts
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 3/8 in drive generate during all-day use?
The alloy-steel bit produces no measurable heat during normal hand-tool operation.
What ratchet or breaker bar must I already own for the 3/8 in drive to work?
Any standard 3/8 in square-drive ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench will engage the socket.
Will the 4 mm hex tip fit hex screws on older equipment I keep?
Yes — the 4 mm hex tip matches the standard metric hex size used on many legacy fasteners.
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