Socket wrench YATO YT-02385, chromium-vanadium steel, 24 mm

YATO YT-02385 is a 24 mm socket (hex) ratchet wrench made from chromium-vanadium alloy steel. The tool is engineered to engage and turn 24 mm hex fasteners with a compact profile suitable for workshop and field use. Its alloy steel construction provides wear resistance and dimensional stability under repeated torque application, making it a practical choice for mechanics, technicians, and general maintenance tasks requiring a reliable 24 mm socket wrench.

Advantages

The chromium-vanadium steel construction offers a balance of strength and toughness that resists deformation and surface wear during frequent use. The 24 mm socket geometry ensures precise fit and reduced fastener rounding when properly matched to nuts and bolts. The tool's finish improves corrosion resistance and eases cleaning after use. Its design supports consistent torque transfer from a ratchet handle, enabling efficient tightening and loosening of hex fasteners.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance where 24 mm hex fasteners are used
• Mechanical and industrial equipment servicing
• General assembly and maintenance tasks in workshops
• Field service and mobile tool kits requiring a durable 24 mm socket

Key specifications

• Socket size: 24 mm
• Material: chromium-vanadium alloy steel
• Type: hex (6-point) socket
• Intended use: manual ratchet-driven tightening and loosening of fasteners
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment

How to use

Select a compatible ratchet handle and attach the 24 mm socket securely to the drive. Fit the socket squarely onto the hex fastener to avoid slippage. Apply steady, controlled force through the ratchet to tighten or loosen the fastener, reversing the ratchet direction as needed. Inspect the socket before use for any damage or excessive wear, and avoid applying impact-style forces unless the socket and handle are rated for impact use.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket with the correct drive-size ratchet and maintain proper hand positioning to ensure accurate torque application. Store the tool in a dry place and clean after use to prolong the corrosion-resistant finish. Replace the socket if signs of rounding, cracking or significant wear are observed to maintain safe and effective operation.