مقبس فك فيليبس من ساتا (1/4") قياس (1) موديل (GL21302)

Key features include a precision fit for secure engagement, large stamped size markings for quick identification, heat-treated construction for durability, S2 steel insert bits for strength, a rust-resistant coating, and a compact, portable design.

1/4" drive refers to the standard drive size the socket attaches to—use with a 1/4" drive ratchet or compatible tool to drive or remove Phillips screws.

It uses S2 steel insert bits with heat treatment and a rust-resistant finish to enhance strength, longevity, and resistance to corrosion.

Ideal for automotive repairs, general mechanical work, electronics assembly, and DIY tasks involving Phillips screws accessed with a 1/4" drive system.

Attach the bit socket to a compatible 1/4" drive ratchet or power tool, insert the Phillips bit into the socket, align with the screw head, and apply steady torque while keeping the tool perpendicular to the fastener.

Yes, it’s designed to handle higher torque loads without deforming, contributing to safer and more efficient fastening under demanding tasks.

The socket features large stamped size markings that make it easy to identify the Phillips size at a glance, speeding up tool selection.

For alternatives, you can consider similar 1/4" drive Phillips bit sockets such as GL21301, GL21303, and GL21304 from SATA. These provide comparable performance with minor variation in size markings or finish. Examples (product pages): - https://fepy.com/products/sata-gl21301-1-4-drive-phillips-bit-socket - https://fepy.com/products/sata-gl21303-1-4-drive-phillips-bit-socket - https://fepy.com/products/sata-gl21304-1-4-drive-phillips-bit-socket

Opting for a single, durable bit socket like the GL21302 can reduce tool clutter, lower overall tooling costs, and provide reliable performance across a range of Phillips-fastener tasks without needing additional bits for many projects.

If you’re not satisfied, you can return the item per Fepy’s return policy. (Note: this answer is based on typical store practice; check the specific policy on Fepy for details.)

Yes. Ensure the socket is fully engaged with the fastener and the drive tool, apply steady, controlled torque, wear eye protection when working with fasteners, and avoid using the tool on damaged or oversized fasteners to prevent slipping or rounding.