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E6 TRX SCKT 4 5"LONG 516"HEX S - VIM Tools

Part #: VBE6

The VIM Tools VBE6 E6 TRX SCKT is a professional-grade E6 external Torx socket engineered for extended reach in demanding automotive and industrial applications. This specialized tool features a unique 5/16" hex shank, allowing for versatile use with various hex drivers and bit holders, making it an essential addition to any technician's toolkit. Its robust construction ensures reliable performance and durability under strenuous working conditions.

Key Features

  • E6 External Torx Profile: Designed for precise engagement with E6 Torx fasteners, preventing stripping and ensuring efficient torque transfer.
  • Extended 4.5" Length: Provides critical access to deeply recessed fasteners often found in engine compartments, transmissions, and other confined spaces.
  • 5/16" Hex Shank: Offers compatibility with standard 5/16" hex bit drivers, impact drivers, and quick-change chucks for enhanced versatility.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by VIM Tools, this socket is built to withstand the rigors of daily professional use, offering long-lasting reliability.
  • Optimized for Durability: Constructed from high-quality materials to resist wear and tear, maintaining integrity even with repeated, high-torque applications.

Applications

The VIM Tools VBE6 E6 Torx socket is indispensable for professional mechanics and technicians working on a wide range of vehicles and machinery. It is particularly useful for accessing E6 Torx fasteners in hard-to-reach areas during automotive repairs, such as those found on brake calipers, engine components, and various chassis points where external Torx bolts are utilized. Its extended length also makes it suitable for industrial maintenance tasks involving equipment with deeply seated E6 Torx hardware.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: VIM Tools
  • Model Number: VBE6
  • Torx Size: E6
  • Length: 4.5 inches
  • Drive Type: 5/16" Hex Shank

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 January, 2015.