Socket wrench YATO YT-17513, 1/2" drive, imperial sockets, 150 mm length, 1 pc

The YATO YT-17513 socket wrench is a compact 1/2" drive hand tool intended for use with imperial (inch) sockets. With an overall length of 150 mm and supplied as a single piece, this wrench provides a short, sturdy connection between a 1/2" drive ratchet or breaker bar and inch-size sockets. It is designed for general mechanical and maintenance tasks where inch fasteners are used, offering reliable torque transfer in confined or hard-to-reach spaces.

Advantages

This 1/2" drive socket wrench combines a short overall length with a robust construction to deliver stable socket engagement and efficient torque delivery. Its compact size improves access in tight engine bays, machinery assemblies, and maintenance fixtures where longer extensions would be impractical. Compatibility with common imperial socket sets ensures it integrates easily into existing toolkits for workshop, garage, or fieldwork applications.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Automotive repair and service involving inch fasteners
• Maintenance of industrial equipment and machinery using imperial sockets
• General workshop and garage tasks requiring a short 1/2" drive connection
• Field service and mobile tool kits where compact tools are needed

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/2" (12.7 mm)
• Socket compatibility: imperial (inch) sockets
• Total length: 150 mm
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Intended use: manual socket connection for turning fasteners

How to use

Select an appropriately sized imperial socket and push it onto the 1/2" drive end of the wrench until it clicks or seats securely. Attach the opposite end to a compatible ratchet, breaker bar, or torque wrench as required. Position the socket over the fastener and apply steady manual force, observing correct torque requirements for the application. Retract and remove the socket by pulling it off the drive when work is complete.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket wrench with matching inch sockets and appropriate drive tools; avoid applying impacts unless the tool is explicitly rated for impact use. Inspect the wrench and sockets for wear before use, and follow manufacturer torque specifications to prevent fastener or tool damage.