Socket wrench L‑shaped Topex 24 mm (model T 35D177) — 24mm L‑type socket wrench

The Topex L-shaped socket wrench 24 mm (model T 35D177) is a compact manual tool designed for turning 24 mm bolts and nuts. It consists of a single 24 mm tubular socket mounted on a rigid L-shaped bar that transmits torque through a fixed arm length. The simple, durable construction makes it suitable for tasks that require reach and leverage in tight or recessed spaces, providing a straightforward solution for manual fastening and loosening of 24 mm fasteners.

Advantages

The single-piece tubular socket combined with an L-shaped handle delivers consistent torque and reliable engagement with hexagonal fasteners. The rigid bar provides predictable leverage without moving parts, reducing maintenance and points of failure. Its compact profile eases storage and handling, while the tubular design allows use over protruding studs and long bolts. The tool's durable construction is intended for repeated manual operations in workshops, garages and on-site maintenance.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and wheel or suspension fasteners requiring a 24 mm socket.
• General assembly and maintenance tasks in workshops and production lines.
• Field service and onsite repairs where compact, reliable hand tools are needed.
• Situations with limited access where an L-shaped bar provides better leverage than a straight key.

Key specifications

• Socket size: 24 mm; tubular socket for hexagonal fasteners.
• Tool type: L-shaped bar with fixed-length arm for torque application.
• Design: single-piece construction with tubular socket on one end of the L-bar.
• Intended operation: manual turning of bolts and nuts; fits over protruding studs.
• Typical materials: hardened steel construction for durability under manual torque.

How to use

Select the 24 mm L-shaped socket wrench and place the tubular socket fully over the nut or bolt head. Hold the shorter or longer arm depending on required leverage and clearance, and apply steady manual force to turn clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. Ensure the socket is seated squarely on the fastener to avoid rounding. For bolts on long studs, slide the socket over the stud until the nut is engaged. After use, wipe clean and store in a dry place to reduce corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use steady, controlled force to avoid slipping; do not apply impact or use as a cheater bar beyond the tool's design limits. Inspect the socket for wear or damage before use and replace if edges are rounded. Store the tool dry and, if needed, apply light lubrication to prevent corrosion.