Socket YATO YT-3854 1/4" drive, imperial sockets, 1.7 cm diameter, 35 mm length

YATO YT-3854 is a 1/4" drive imperial socket intended for fastening and maintenance work where small, precise sockets are required. With an outside diameter of 1.7 cm and a length of 35 mm, this socket is compatible with 1/4" ratchets and drivers and is designed to engage imperial fasteners. The tool is suitable for workshop use in automotive, mechanical, and general repair tasks that call for compact socket access in confined spaces.

Advantages

The YATO YT-3854 offers compact dimensions that facilitate access to tight assemblies and recessed fasteners. Its 1/4" drive interface ensures compatibility with common ratchets and driver extensions, while the imperial sizing matches inch-based bolts and nuts. The 35 mm length balances reach and control, allowing secure engagement without excessive protrusion from the fastener. Materials and manufacturing provide the dimensional accuracy required for reliable torque transfer during light to medium duty work.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance on components with small imperial fasteners
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly in tight or recessed areas
• General repair and DIY tasks requiring precise small-size sockets

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/4" (6.35 mm)
• Socket type: imperial (inch) sizing
• External diameter: 1.7 cm
• Overall length: 35 mm

How to use

Select a 1/4" ratchet or compatible driver and attach the YATO YT-3854 socket by pressing it onto the drive square until it locks or seats securely. Place the socket squarely over the imperial fastener and apply steady torque using the ratchet or driver. For best results, ensure the fastener and socket are clean and free of debris, and use extension bars or universal joints where additional reach or angle is required. Do not use the socket with impact tools unless it is specifically rated for impact use.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket with hand-operated 1/4" ratchets and torque-limited tools for light to medium duty tasks. Verify correct imperial size before applying torque to avoid rounding fasteners, and store the socket in a protective organizer to maintain dimensional accuracy and surface condition.