YATO YT-38521 socket wrench, length 250 mm, supplied as a single piece. This hand tool is designed to reach recessed nuts and bolts and to provide additional leverage for turning and tightening fasteners. Its 250 mm length makes it suitable for tasks where short extension and controlled torque are required, and the single-piece format fits easily into workshop drawers and mobile tool kits.
Advantages
The socket wrench is made to offer a balance between reach and control, allowing access to fasteners in confined spaces while maintaining tactile feedback. Its rigid construction reduces flex during application of torque and supports reliable, repeatable operation. As a single-piece tool, it is compact and convenient for storage and transport, with a design intended for durability in regular maintenance and repair use.
Suitable for
- Automotive repair and service work where recessed fasteners must be accessed
- General maintenance and mechanical assembly tasks
- Workshop and mobile tool kits for technicians and mechanics
Key specifications
- Overall length: 250 mm
- Tool type: socket wrench (single piece)
- Intended use: turning and tightening nuts and bolts in confined or recessed locations
- Form factor: rigid one-piece design for direct torque transfer
How to use
Select a compatible socket that fits the fastener, place it onto the wrench square drive, and engage the socket over the fastener head. Apply steady, controlled force to turn or tighten the fastener, taking care not to exceed torque limits appropriate for the fastener and material. For removal, apply counter-rotation while ensuring the socket remains fully engaged to avoid rounding. Store the wrench in a dry environment after use to help maintain its condition.
Usage recommendations
Use with sockets that match the fastener profile and size to avoid damage to the tool or fastener. Avoid using cheater bars or excessive impact forces on this rigid hand tool; for higher torque or impact applications, use tools specifically rated for those stresses. Regularly inspect the drive square and working surfaces for wear and replace the tool if deformation or excessive wear is observed.
