SATA SC25107 1/2" Drive Long Torx Bit Socket T50

The longer length allows access to deep or recessed fasteners that are difficult to reach with a standard socket. It provides better leverage in tight spaces and reduces the need to reposition components or use auxiliary extension tools during work.

It’s made from premium steel and is heat-treated for long-lasting durability. The chrome-plated finish protects against rust and corrosion, and the laser-etched size markings ensure quick, readable identification even after heavy use.

This socket is designed for a 1/2\" drive and works with standard 1/2\" ratchets and torque wrenches. It’s built to handle high-torque applications and pairs well with other 1/2\" drive accessories.

Yes. Its construction is impact-tolerant, making it suitable for use with impact drivers and impact wrenches. Always ensure proper seating on the fastener and avoid applying force to a misfit fastener or damaged tool.

The size is laser-etched directly onto the socket body, providing a clear and durable readout. For this model, you’ll see the T50 marking prominently displayed.

It’s ideal for automotive work, engine maintenance, and machinery repair where Torx fasteners are present and clearance is limited. The extended reach is especially helpful when working behind components or inside tight assemblies.

This T50 long socket offers deep access with a robust 1/2\" drive. If you need other Torx sizes, consider these long options on Fepy:

Wipe the socket clean after use and keep it dry to prevent rust. Store it in its original case or a socket organizer. Inspect for any signs of wear or damage, and avoid using a damaged fastener or a misfit socket, which could compromise the tool and the fastener.

Yes, most tools on Fepy are eligible for a standard return if unused and in their original packaging within the applicable window. To proceed, contact Fepy support and provide your order details.

Always wear eye protection and ensure the socket is fully seated on the fastener. Use the correct Torx size to avoid rounding the fastener, apply steady, even force, and avoid hammering or using the socket on damaged hardware. When using an impact tool, start with controlled, moderate torque and increase only as needed.