Beta Tools 941 Socket Wrench 10mm
Item # 2342509
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Item # 2342509
$35.99
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This T-handle nut driver from Beta Tools makes quick work of metric (mm) hex-head fasteners, even in hard-to-reach areas. The ergonomic handle provides a comfort grip while delivering high torque. This wrench has a 10mm 6-point socket on the extended leg and a 10mm 12-point socket on one side of the handle. The opposite side of the handle has a hole for hanging on a hook or attaching a lanyard. The size is printed in bold black numbers on the handle for easy identification. Overall length (including deep hex end) is 9.29". Overall handle length (including 12-point end)is 4.37".
- Dual-Function Socket Heads Features one 6-point and one 12-point socket on opposite ends, giving you maximum versatility in a single tool. The 6-point side provides a secure grip on fasteners, while the 12-point side allows quicker alignment and easier engagement in tight spaces.
- T-Handle Design for Superior Leverage The T-shaped handle delivers greater torque and control compared to standard wrenches, making it easier to loosen stubborn bolts or tighten fasteners with precision.
- Deep, Hi-Torque Hexagon Nut Spinner The long side is equipped with a deep hexagon nut spinner, engineered for high-torque applications. Perfect for reaching recessed fasteners or working on extended bolts where standard sockets fall short.
- Durable Steel Construction Manufactured with high-strength steel to withstand repeated use and demanding jobsite conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability.
- Professional Grade Versatility Trusted by mechanics, technicians, and DIY enthusiasts, this wrench combines strength, precision, and flexibility, making it a must-have tool for fastening tasks across multiple industries.
