Socket 1/4" NEO tools 10-333 — single imperial socket, weight 28 g

NEO tools 10-333 is a single 1/4" imperial socket intended for fastening and loosening hex fasteners in applications that require an imperial size. The socket is compact and lightweight (28 g) and designed for use with a 1/4" drive. Constructed from chrome vanadium steel, the H8 hexagonal bit is 87 mm long and provides durability and resistance to wear. It is suitable as a replacement part for damaged or lost components and for tasks where precision and access to confined spaces are necessary.

Advantages

This single imperial socket combines a slim profile with a hardened chrome vanadium construction to deliver a long service life and consistent performance. Its 87 mm length offers extended reach for recessed hex fasteners, while the 1/4" drive compatibility ensures interchangeability with common precision ratchets and drivers. The lightweight design simplifies handling during repetitive tasks and reduces operator fatigue in precision work.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly and electronics work requiring imperial-sized hex sockets
• Small repairs and maintenance tasks on appliances and fixtures
• Automotive trim and interior fasteners where imperial sizes are used
• Replacing lost or damaged socket set components

Key specifications

• Socket type: single imperial hex socket
• Drive size: 1/4"
• Hex size: H8
• Length: 87 mm
• Material: chrome vanadium steel
• Weight: 28 g

How to use

Attach the socket to a compatible 1/4" drive ratchet, extension or driver. Align the hex opening with the fastener head and apply steady torque in the required direction to tighten or loosen. For recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners, use with an extension bar or swivel adapter as needed. Inspect the socket and fastener interface during use to ensure proper seating and avoid rounding the fastener head.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket with tools rated for the applied torque to prevent damage. Keep the socket clean and lightly lubricated where appropriate to avoid corrosion. Replace the socket if signs of wear or deformation appear; do not use damaged sockets on critical fasteners.