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WESTWARD Hex Bit Socket, 1/16 in Tip, 1-3/4 in Length - Hex Bit Sockets
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WESTWARD Hex Bit Socket, 1/16 in Tip, 1-3/4 in Length

The WESTWARD Socket Bit is a hex bit socket with a 3/8 in drive size and a 1/16 in hex tip size, featuring a fixed insert design. It has an overall length of 1 3/4 in. This product is manufactured by WESTWARD.

SKU 3G-OTH-305478

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WESTWARD
Item
Hex Bit Socket, 1/16 in Tip, 1-3/4 in Length
Category
Hex Bit Sockets
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Technical Specifications

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Type
Hex Tip, Fixed Insert
Overall Lg
1 3/4 in
Tip Size
1/16 in

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Product Description

The WESTWARD Socket Bit is a hex bit socket with a 3/8 in drive size and a 1/16 in hex tip size, featuring a fixed insert design. It has an overall length of 1 3/4 in. This product is manufactured by WESTWARD.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the WESTWARD hex bit socket used for?

The WESTWARD hex bit socket is used for driving hex-head fasteners in tight spaces. Its 3/8 in drive and 1/16 in hex tip make it suitable for precision assembly, automotive repair, and general maintenance tasks where a fixed insert design provides secure engagement.

What are the specifications of the WESTWARD socket bit?

The WESTWARD socket bit has a 3/8 in drive size, a 1/16 in hex tip size, and an overall length of 1 3/4 in. It features a fixed insert design and is manufactured by WESTWARD under MPN . These specs ensure compatibility with standard ratchets and hex fasteners.

Where to buy the WESTWARD hex bit socket worldwide?

You can source the WESTWARD hex bit socket through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this WESTWARD socket bit.

How to select the correct hex bit socket for a 1/16 in fastener?

To select the correct hex bit socket for a 1/16 in fastener, ensure the drive size matches your ratchet (e.g., 3/8 in) and the tip size exactly fits the fastener head. The WESTWARD offers a fixed insert for secure grip. Always verify overall length for clearance in your application.

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Common applications for WESTWARD
Automotive repair — WESTWARD combination wrenches for fastener removal and installation on engines and chassis.
General manufacturing — WESTWARD impact sockets for assembly line tooling with pneumatic impact wrenches.
Machine shop — WESTWARD machine clamping kits for securing workpieces on milling machine T-slots.
Facility maintenance — WESTWARD hex keys for adjusting set screws and fasteners on equipment guards and panels.
Tool crib restocking — WESTWARD hand sockets for replenishing standard SAE and metric socket sets in industrial tool rooms.
Vise repair — WESTWARD replacement vise jaw caps for restoring grip on worn bench vises.
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3G Electric supplies WESTWARD hex bit sockets. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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