Proline Torx Bit Socket 1/4" T25 x 37 mm, Proline 58131

Proline Torx Bit Socket 1/4" T25 x 37 mm is a compact drive accessory intended for use with 1/4" ratchets, torque drivers, and bit holders. The T25 Torx tip delivers positive engagement with Torx fasteners while the 37 mm overall length provides additional reach for recessed screws and confined work areas. The tool is designed for repeatable positioning and controlled torque transfer in automotive, electronics, and general mechanical assembly tasks requiring a T25 driver.

Advantages

The bit socket combines a hardened Torx tip with a machined shank to ensure accurate fit and reduced cam‑out. Its 1/4" drive interface enables compatibility with standard ratchets and bit adapters, and the medium length balances access to tight spaces with sufficient leverage. The tool is suitable for frequent use where consistent driver geometry and secure fastener engagement are important.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance where T25 fasteners are used
• Assembly and disassembly of electronic enclosures and components
• Furniture and appliance servicing with recessed Torx screws
• General mechanical assembly and maintenance tasks requiring a T25 driver

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/4" (female socket)
• Tip type: Torx T25
• Overall length: 37 mm
• Material: hardened steel tip with machined shank (standard tool steel)
• Fit: designed for compatible 1/4" ratchets, torque drivers, and bit holders

How to use

Insert the bit socket into a compatible 1/4" ratchet, driver or bit adapter until it seats securely. Place the Torx T25 tip into the matching screw head and apply steady torque, keeping the tool aligned with the fastener to prevent slipping. For recessed or hard‑to‑reach screws, use the full 37 mm length to reach the fastener while maintaining control of the driver. Inspect the tip for wear before critical torque applications and replace the bit socket if the geometry is rounded or damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate hand or torque tools matched to the screw specifications; avoid impact tools unless the bit socket is specifically rated for impact use. Keep the tip clean and free of debris to ensure reliable engagement and minimize fastener damage.