Socket bit 1/2" 11 mm long, Proxxon PR23356

Proxxon 1/2" 11 mm long hex socket bit PR23356 is a single-piece accessory engineered for use with 1/2-inch drive ratchets and socket wrenches. The extended 11 mm hex profile gives additional reach to access recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners while maintaining a precise fit. Manufactured for workshop, automotive and maintenance applications, the tool combines straightforward geometry with a durable finish to support routine mechanical work.

Advantages

The long 11 mm hex socket bit offers extended reach compared with standard-length bits, enabling access to recessed bolts and nuts without removing surrounding components. As a single-component socket, it provides a reliable torque transfer and secure engagement with fasteners. The tool is compatible with 1/2-inch drive tools, allowing straightforward integration into existing tool sets and facilitating work in tight spaces where angling a ratchet or wrench is difficult.

Suitable for

• Accessing recessed or deep-set hex fasteners in automotive repairs
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly tasks in workshops
• Maintenance work on machinery and equipment with limited access
• DIY projects that require precise engagement with 11 mm hex heads

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/2-inch
• Working profile: 11 mm hex (long)
• Construction: single-piece socket bit
• Intended use: hand tool accessory for ratchets and socket wrenches
• Form factor: extended length for improved reach

How to use

Select the Proxxon 11 mm long hex socket and fit it onto a compatible 1/2-inch drive ratchet or extension. Ensure the socket engages fully with the fastener head before applying torque. Use controlled force appropriate to the fastener specification and avoid sudden impacts that could damage the socket or the fastener. After use, clean any debris and store the socket in a dry tool organizer to prevent corrosion and maintain fit accuracy.

Usage recommendations

The socket is intended for manual hand-tool use; do not use it on high-speed power tools unless specified by the tool manufacturer. Inspect the socket for wear or deformation before each use and replace if edges are rounded or the fit is compromised. When working on critical fasteners, consult torque specifications and use a calibrated torque wrench when required.