مقبس سداسي من ساتا (1/2") قياس (13mm) موديل (GL13304)

A 6-point socket offers a snug, hex-style grip on the flats of a fastener, improving engagement and reducing rounding under high torque. This design is especially helpful when working with stubborn or tight fasteners.

The socket is made from chrome vanadium steel and finished with a chrome-plated coating for enhanced strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity in demanding environments.

It is designed to work with all 1/2" drive ratchets and is sized for 13mm fasteners. It’s suitable for automotive, machinery, and general mechanical work.

The size is clearly engraved on the socket, making it easy to identify 13mm at a glance during tool selection and use.

Ideal for removing or tightening 13mm hex fasteners in automotive suspension, engine, and accessory tasks, as well as general mechanical and DIY projects requiring a robust 1/2" drive tool.

Attach the socket to a compatible 1/2" drive ratchet, align the 6-point recess with the fastener, apply steady torque, and reverse to loosen. Avoid using excessive impact force unless the tool is rated for it.

Wipe clean after use to remove oils and debris, dry thoroughly, and store in a dry sockets tray or case to prevent corrosion and keep the knurled edge intact.

Wear eye protection for debris, secure the workpiece, keep hands clear of the rotating drive, and avoid using worn or damaged fasteners. Use the correct size to minimize slipping and tool wear.

If you’re exploring options, consider these alternatives on Fepy: SATA GL13305 1/2" Drive 6 Point Socket 13mm (URL: https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl13305-1-2-drive-6-point-socket-13mm) and SATA GL13312 1/2" Drive 6 Point Socket 14mm (URL: https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl13312-1-2-drive-6-point-socket-14mm). For a similar 12-point option, see SATA GL13302 1/2" Drive 12-Point Socket 12mm (URL: https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl13302-1-2-drive-12-point-socket-12mm).

A 6-point socket like GL13304 generally provides better engagement on hex-fasteners and reduces rounding under high torque, while a 12-point socket can be quicker to align with the fastener in tight spaces. Choose 6-point for higher torque reliability on hex bolts.

The off-corner loading design helps minimize rounding when fasteners are slightly misaligned or damaged, while the knurled edge improves grip in oily or greasy conditions—making it easier to position and remove the socket even when your hands aren’t perfectly clean.