Socket YATO YT-1317, 3/4" drive, metric sockets, 60 mm length, 4.5 cm diameter

YATO YT-1317 is a metric socket with a 3/4" drive designed for fastening and loosening metric fasteners. With a 60 mm length and a 4.5 cm outer diameter, this socket is suitable for reaching deep or recessed bolts and nuts in workshop and automotive environments. It is compatible with standard 3/4" drive tools such as torque wrenches, ratchets and breaker bars and is intended for maintenance and repair tasks where longer reach and robust engagement are required.

Advantages

The socket's extended 60 mm length allows access to recessed fasteners while maintaining stable engagement with the bolt head. The 3/4" drive interface ensures compatibility with common heavy-duty hand tools, and the 4.5 cm outer diameter provides a balanced profile for handling and clearance in constrained spaces. Manufactured to workshop standards, the design supports repeated use in automotive and industrial settings.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance where deep or recessed bolts are present
• Workshop and industrial equipment maintenance
• Use with torque wrenches, ratchets and breaker bars for controlled fastening
• Applications requiring a 3/4" drive and metric socket sizes

Key specifications

• Drive type: 3/4" drive
• Socket type: metric socket
• Overall length: 60 mm
• Outer diameter: 4.5 cm
• Compatibility: standard 3/4" hand tools (torque wrench, ratchet, breaker bar)
• Intended use: fastening and loosening metric fasteners in workshop and automotive contexts

How to use

Select a socket matching the hex size of the metric fastener. Attach the socket securely to a compatible 3/4" drive tool such as a ratchet, torque wrench or breaker bar. Position the socket over the fastener and apply steady turning force, observing the torque requirements if using a torque wrench. For removal of stubborn fasteners, apply force gradually and consider using penetrating lubricant or a breaker bar to avoid rounding the fastener head.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the socket and drive tool before use for cracks or wear. Use the socket with tools rated for the required torque and avoid applying impact strikes unless the socket is specified for impact use. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep the contact surfaces clean for reliable engagement.