Socket 1/4" with 2mm hex bit, King Tony (model 4932480823)

King Tony 1/4" socket with integrated 2 mm hex bit is a compact tool designed for use with 1/4" drive ratchets and bit holders. Model 4932480823 combines a standard socket interface with a fixed 2 mm hex (imbus) tip to allow access to small hex fasteners while using common 1/4" drive tools. It is intended for precision assembly, electronics repair, and light mechanical work where a small hex bit in a robust socket body is beneficial.

Advantages

The integrated design eliminates the need for a separate hex bit and adapter, reducing tool changes and saving space in a toolkit. Compatibility with 1/4" drive tools provides broad usability with ratchets and bit holders. The socket body offers better grip and torque distribution than a loose bit when working with small fasteners. Manufactured by King Tony, the tool is suitable for controlled, delicate applications that require a reliable 2 mm hex interface.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly of small mechanical components
• Electronics and PCB repair where 2 mm hex fasteners are used
• Light mechanical maintenance and adjustments in tight spaces
• Use with 1/4" drive ratchets, torque drivers, and bit holders

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/4" (female socket for 1/4" drive)
• Tip type: fixed 2 mm hex (imbus) bit
• Construction: single-piece socket with integrated bit for improved stability
• Application: designed for small fasteners in precision and light-duty tasks

How to use

Attach the socket to a compatible 1/4" drive ratchet, torque driver, or bit holder. Engage the 2 mm hex tip with the fastener head, ensuring correct alignment to avoid cam-out. Apply steady, controlled torque appropriate for the fastener material and size; avoid excessive force to prevent damage to the bit or fastener. After use, store the socket in a dedicated compartment to protect the integrated tip and maintain accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use this socket for tasks requiring fine control and limited torque. Check compatibility with your 1/4" drive accessories and avoid using the tool with high-torque impact drivers. Regularly inspect the hex tip for wear and replace the socket if the tip shows rounding or deformation to ensure consistent fastening performance.