Socket 1/2" drive with T55 Torx key, NEO tools 10-262 — 78 mm, 106 g

NEO tools 1/2" drive socket with integrated T55 Torx key, model 10-262, is a compact impact-capable Torx socket 78 mm long and weighing 106 g. It is manufactured from chrome-molybdenum steel for enhanced resistance to corrosion, deformation and high temperatures. The integrated Torx profile and retention feature reduce the risk of pin slip, enabling reliable engagement with T55 fasteners when used with a 1/2" drive impact or ratchet tool.

Advantages

The chrome-molybdenum construction delivers increased toughness and temperature resistance compared with standard steels, while the compact 78 mm length provides access in confined spaces. The integrated T55 Torx profile ensures accurate fitment to Torx fasteners and the socket's retention feature helps prevent accidental disengagement during use. The tool's compatibility with 1/2" drives allows it to be used with a wide range of workshop and automotive impact wrenches and ratchets.

Suitable for

• Removal and installation of T55 Torx fasteners in automotive repair
• General maintenance and workshop fastening tasks requiring a 1/2" drive
• Applications where impact-rated tools are used and slip resistance is important
• Work in confined or recessed areas that require a compact Torx socket

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/2" compatible
• Torx size: T55
• Length: 78 mm
• Weight: 106 g
• Material: chrome-molybdenum steel (impact-rated)
• Retention feature to reduce pin slip

How to use

Select a 1/2" drive ratchet or impact wrench compatible with the socket. Place the T55 socket onto the Torx fastener head ensuring full engagement of the Torx profile. For impact applications use an impact-rated 1/2" adapter or drive; for manual work use a 1/2" ratchet. Apply steady torque while maintaining alignment to avoid cam-out. After use, inspect the socket for wear or deformation and store it in a tool chest or holder to protect the Torx profile.

Usage recommendations

Use this NEO tools T55 impact socket with properly rated 1/2" impact tools for tasks requiring higher torque. Avoid using damaged sockets or heavily rounded fasteners. Clean and lightly lubricate contact surfaces if corrosion is present and replace the socket if signs of cracking or severe wear appear.