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1/4 In Dr 6 Pt Metric Deep Socket - 4mm - KD Tools

Part #: 516204

The KD Tools 516204 1/4 In Drive 6 Point Metric Deep Socket is engineered for professional technicians requiring reliable performance in confined spaces. This 4mm deep socket delivers efficient engagement and robust torque transfer, making it an essential addition to any automotive or industrial toolkit. Designed to meet the demands of precision work, it ensures secure fastening and unfastening without compromising fastener integrity.

Key Features

  • Patented Modified Drive Design: Engineered to grip fastener flats, this design delivers higher torque while significantly reducing the risk of fastener rounding, extending fastener life and enhancing efficiency.
  • Optimized Chamfered Opening: The precisely chamfered lead-in allows for quick and effortless socket placement over fasteners, minimizing downtime during intricate operations.
  • Thin-Wall Construction: Facilitates superior access to recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners, critical in modern engine compartments and machinery where space is often restricted.
  • Precision Cold Formed: Manufactured with exact, consistent dimensions through a cold-forming process, ensuring a precise fit and superior strength for demanding professional applications.

Applications

This 4mm deep metric socket is ideally suited for a wide range of automotive and industrial applications where small fasteners are prevalent. It is particularly useful for working on electrical components, sensor installations, small engine repairs, dashboard assemblies, and other intricate vehicle systems requiring precise torque and access in confined areas. Its deep well design accommodates longer fasteners or those with protruding studs.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: KD Tools
  • Model Number: 516204
  • Drive Size: 1/4 Inch
  • Socket Type: 6 Point Metric Deep
  • Socket Size: 4mm
  • Length: 2 inches
  • Weight: 0.75 ounces
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.