Hex socket bit Jonnesway D130H60 — 6 mm hex, 30 mm length, 10 mm drive

Jonnesway D130H60 is a compact hex socket bit designed for use with drive tools and bit holders. It features a 6 mm internal hex profile, a 30 mm overall length for access in constrained spaces, and a 10 mm drive shank compatible with standard holders. The bit is intended for tightening and loosening hex head fasteners in mechanical, automotive and assembly applications where a short, robust hex driver is required.

Advantages

The 6 mm hex profile provides precise engagement with hex fasteners to reduce cam‑out and rounding. A 30 mm total length balances reach and control, allowing work in confined areas while maintaining leverage. The 10 mm drive shank ensures secure fitment in common bit holders and quick-change adapters. Manufactured to consistent dimensions, the bit offers repeatable fit and predictable torque transfer.

Suitable for

• General mechanical maintenance and repairs
• Automotive interior and engine bay fastening where short bits are needed
• Assembly of equipment and furniture with hex fasteners
• Use with power drivers, cordless tools and manual bit holders

Key specifications

• Internal hex size: 6 mm
• Overall length: 30 mm
• Drive shank diameter: 10 mm
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard 10 mm drive bit holders and quick‑change adapters
• Profile type: internal hex (Allen) socket

How to use

Insert the 10 mm drive shank of the hex socket bit into a compatible bit holder or quick‑change adapter until it seats securely. Place the 6 mm internal hex onto the corresponding fastener head, ensuring full engagement before applying torque. Operate the drive tool at controlled speed and torque settings appropriate for the fastener and material to avoid damage. For manual work, use a suitable holder or extension to maintain alignment and leverage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the bit and fastener before use to confirm correct hex size and that contact surfaces are free of debris. Use appropriate torque settings and avoid excessive force to prevent fastener or bit damage. Store the bit in a dry tool case or organizer to maintain dimensions and prevent corrosion.