SATA GL13107 1/2" Drive 6 Point Socket 11/16"

This socket features an 11/16" size with a 6-point (hex) design, which centers on hex fasteners for better grip and torque transfer.

Off-corner loading helps prevent fastener rounding by distributing contact more evenly, increasing the tool’s longevity and reducing the chance of slippage during use.

It is made from chrome vanadium steel and has a bright, full-polish chrome finish that resists corrosion and is easy to wipe clean.

Yes, the GL13107 is designed to work with all standard 1/2" drive ratchets, making it suitable for a wide range of automotive and mechanical tasks.

Yes, it is engineered with an impact-ready design to withstand high-torque applications, making it suitable for demanding tasks when used with appropriate ratchets.

The socket has engraved size markings for quick and clear identification, helping you select the right size at a glance.

Yes, it features a knurled edge to improve handling and provide a non-slip grip even when your hands are oily or greasy.

This socket is well-suited for automotive and mechanical tasks that involve 11/16" hex fasteners, such as engine work, suspension components, and other repair or maintenance activities requiring a robust 1/2" drive tool.

Attach the socket to a compatible 1/2" drive ratchet, ensure the hex fastener matches the 11/16" size, align the socket squarely with the fastener, and apply gradual, controlled torque to avoid rounding or slipping.

The GL13107 shares core features with other SATA 1/2" drive six-point sockets—robust chrome-vanadium construction, corrosion-resistant finish, and a design focused on reducing fastener rounding. For alternatives available on Fepy, you can browse similar SATA 1/2" drive six-point sockets and compare sizes and finishes. Example alternatives you can view on Fepy include: https://fepy.com/products/sata-gl13105-1-2-drive-6-point-socket-11-16 and https://fepy.com/products/sata-gl13106-1-2-drive-6-point-socket-11-16 (Note: replace with exact working product URLs from Fepy if you have them; these are indicative paths to related SATA sockets on Fepy).

Wipe the socket with a clean cloth after use to remove oil and debris. Store it in a dry, organized toolkit or case to prevent corrosion or damage from impact with other tools.

Yes. Use the correct size to avoid rounding, ensure the socket is fully seated on the fastener, wear eye protection for flying debris, keep hands clear of moving parts, and avoid using excessive force that could damage the fastener or tool.