Westward
Westward 54TN25 1/4" Drive E-Torx Socket Bit Set, SAE, 6pcs
Six-piece E-Torx socket bit set covers SAE sizes E-4 through E-10 with a 1/4-inch drive
- Typesocket
- Alloy steel construction resists wear and deformation
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion and simplifies cleaning
- 1/4 inch drive fits standard ratchets and extensions
- Six E-Torx sockets cover E-4 through E-10 sizes
- Meets CAMCAR TMF702 standard for reliable fastener engagement
Socket Bit Set for E-Torx Fasteners
The Westward 54TN25 set provides six SAE E-Torx socket bits on a 1/4 inch drive. Alloy steel construction with a chrome finish meets CAMCAR and TMF702 standards. Each bit has an overall length of 31/32 inch. The kit covers sizes E-4 through E-10.
Suited for mechanics and technicians who service
The 1/4 inch drive fits standard ratchets and extensions for tight access work. The six-piece range covers common automotive and machinery fasteners. Buyers needing larger drive sizes or different tip profiles should look at other sets.
1/4 inch female square drive accepts standard
This interface determines compatibility with existing tools. The female square drive works with any 1/4 inch drive ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench. No specialised handle is required for operation.
Highlights
- Alloy steel construction resists wear and deformation
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion and simplifies cleaning
- 1/4 inch drive fits standard ratchets and extensions
- Six E-Torx sockets cover E-4 through E-10 sizes
- Meets CAMCAR TMF702 standard for reliable fastener engagement
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
What drive standard does the 1/4-inch female square drive on these E-Torx sockets conform to?
The 1/4-inch female square drive follows the standard 1/4-inch drive specification, allowing use with any compatible 1/4-inch ratchet or extension.
What is the overall length of each socket bit in the 6-piece set?
Each socket bit measures 31/32 inch overall length, providing a compact profile for access in tight spaces.
How are the E-Torx socket bits installed onto a 1/4-inch drive ratchet, and what step is commonly missed?
Press the socket bit onto the ratchet's 1/4-inch square drive until the detent ball engages; the step often missed is verifying the ball seats fully so the bit cannot pull off under torque.
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