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catalog number:YT-1474
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EAN code:5906083914744
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,09 kg
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The 1/2" spline socket is a workshop tool designed for use with bolts and nuts that have a spline profile. The spline system provides a larger contact area than standard hex sockets, which translates into better torque transfer and a reduced risk of damaging the fastener head.
The socket features a spline profile with 12 internal grooves, which provide a larger contact area with the bolt than a standard hex profile. This design minimises the risk of rounding off fastener corners when working with high torque.
The 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) square drive is the standard for professional workshop tools. The socket works with 1/2" ratchet handles, extension bars and universal joints, so you can build tool sets to suit different working conditions.
The 22 mm socket is one of the most commonly used sizes in automotive and general mechanical work. It is used for removing wheels, brake system work and many other applications involving medium-sized bolts.
YATO specialises in professional and semi-professional tools. Sockets from this brand are made from chrome vanadium steel, which provides resistance to mechanical wear and protects against corrosion in the workshop environment.
| Model | YT-1474 |
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Socket profile type | Spline |
| Drive size | 1/2" (12.7 mm) |
| Socket size | 22 mm |
| Material | Chrome vanadium steel |
The 1/2" socket works with all ratchet handles, torque wrenches, pneumatic and electric wrenches fitted with a 1/2" square drive. Before use, it is worth checking whether the bolts on the equipment being repaired have a spline profile rather than a standard hex.
Spline sockets differ from standard hex sockets in the design of their internal profile. The spline profile has 12 points instead of 6 flats, which increases the contact area with the bolt by around 30-40%. This design is particularly effective when working with over-tightened or corroded bolts, where a standard socket could damage the head.
Spline sockets are not universal – they require bolts with a matching spline profile. They should not be used on hex bolts, as they will not provide a proper grip and may damage both the tool and the fastener.
Before each use, check the condition of the internal profile – worn or damaged splines may not provide a proper grip. When using a spline socket, make sure the tool is correctly seated on the bolt along the full depth of the profile.
After use, clean the socket of dirt and grease residue. Regular cleaning prevents dirt from building up in the profile, which could make it difficult to seat the socket properly on the bolt. The tool should be stored in a dry place, in an organiser or tool box, which protects it from mechanical damage.
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