Socket Pin Wrench Set Beta Tools 96N-B10 — pins 1.5–12 mm, 10 pieces

Beta Tools 96N-B10 is a 10-piece socket pin wrench set containing interchangeable pins with diameters ranging from 1.5 to 12 mm. Designed for engagement with slotted or recessed fasteners, retaining rings, clips and springs, the set enables precise positioning and controlled torque transmission during mechanical, maintenance and assembly operations. Components are arranged for easy selection and organized storage, making the set suitable for workshop benches, service vans and professional toolboxes.

Advantages

The set covers a wide span of pin diameters in a compact kit, reducing the need to source individual pins. Hardened steel construction provides wear resistance and reliable load transfer when engaging pins in retaining or slotted fittings. The organized case allows quick identification of sizes and protects the pins from damage and loss. Compatible with standard sockets and drive adapters, the pins can be used with torque tools to achieve controlled fastening and removal.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing retaining rings, circlips and snap rings
• Engaging slotted or recessed fasteners and connectors
• Maintaining automotive and industrial assemblies
• Precision assembly work where controlled torque on pins is required

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 10 pins
• Pin diameter range: 1.5 mm to 12 mm
• Material: hardened steel (wear-resistant)
• Storage: organized protective case for easy access
• Compatibility: fits standard sockets and drive adapters

How to use

Select the pin with the diameter that matches the slot or hole of the component to be engaged. Insert the pin into a compatible socket or adapter, secure it in the drive, and position it in the fastener or retaining feature. Apply steady torque using a ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench as required, taking care to maintain axial alignment to avoid bending the pin. After use, clean any debris from the pin and return it to its labeled position in the case to preserve condition and readiness for the next job.

Usage recommendations

Use the correct pin diameter to prevent slippage and damage to both the pin and the workpiece. Avoid applying excessive side loads; if higher torque is needed, choose a larger-diameter pin or use multiple pins where the application allows. Store pins dry and free of corrosive substances; inspect for wear before precision tasks.