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Westward 1/2 inch drive metric socket 25mm six point alloy steel

Westward

Westward 53YV16 1/2" Drive Metric Socket 25mm 6 Pts

SKU CH-DXJC-E777R

1/2" drive metric socket fits 25 mm fasteners with six-point alloy steel construction

  • Product typeSocket
  • Alloy steel construction resists wear
  • 1/2 inch drive fits standard ratchets
  • 25 mm metric size targets common fasteners
  • 6 point profile grips flats securely
  • California Proposition 65 warning included

Socket specification

The Westward 53YV16 is a 1/2" drive metric socket sized at 25mm with a six-point profile. It is manufactured from alloy steel for general fastening tasks in automotive and workshop environments.

Alloy steel construction

The alloy steel body provides the hardness and wear resistance expected from a professional-grade hand tool. This material choice supports repeated high-torque applications without rounding the fastener or the socket itself.

25mm six-point metric size

The 25mm hex opening and six-point geometry determine whether this socket fits the specific bolt or nut in the job. Buyers needing a different metric size or a twelve-point drive will need another socket.

How it compares

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Price $7.99
Cheaper than about 87% of the 2,110 comparable items (median $23.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameWESTWARD
Product typeSocket

Questions about this item

Will the 25 mm socket need replacement after heavy torque work?

The alloy steel construction resists rounding, so the socket should not need replacement under normal use.

What limit appears first when the 1/2" drive socket sees sustained high torque?

The six-point profile distributes load across the fastener flats, delaying wear on both the socket and the bolt.

Does the 53YV16 socket generate noticeable heat during all-day use?

As a hand tool it produces no heat of its own; only friction from the workpiece can warm the surface.

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