Phillips head screwdriver socket KINGTONY 4021 (KI-1203002) No.3, size 10 mm., hole size 1/2 inch

Phillips Screwdriver Bit Socket KINGTONY 4021 (KI-1203002) No.3 size 10 mm. square drive 1/2 inch
The KINGTONY Phillips screwdriver bit socket model KI-1203002 is a high-quality tool designed for use with socket handles or torque wrenches with a 1/2-inch square drive, just like model 001. However, this model comes with a size No. 3 (PH3) Phillips screwdriver bit, which is suitable for Phillips screws larger than size 2. Integrating the socket with the screwdriver bit allows easy tightening or loosening of large Phillips screws with efficient torque transfer. The socket is made of high-strength chrome vanadium alloy steel, resistant to torque and wear. The screwdriver bit is made of silicon alloy steel (S2), a premium material known for torsion resistance and high precision. The socket surface is polished and chrome-plated to resist rust and enhance appearance. Manufactured to international standards such as DIN 5260, DIN 3120, and DIN ISO 8764-1 to ensure quality and application compatibility.

Features
- 1/2-inch square drive: Compatible with 1/2-inch socket handles, ratchets, sliding T-handles, or torque wrenches
- Phillips screwdriver bit No. 3 (PH3): Larger size, suitable for Phillips screws bigger than PH2
- High-quality materials: Socket body: Made of chrome vanadium alloy steel / Screwdriver bit: Made of silicon alloy steel
- Attractive and durable finish: Polished and chrome-plated to prevent rust and extend service life
- Manufactured to international standards: Such as DIN 5260 / 3120 and DIN ISO 8764-1, ensuring quality and precision

Applications
- Automotive and machinery maintenance: Suitable for tightening or loosening larger Phillips screws in various assemblies requiring high torque
- General maintenance: Used for assembling, repairing, or installing equipment with large Phillips screws
- Construction and woodworking: For fastening large Phillips screws in various structures
- DIY projects: Ideal for projects requiring larger-than-usual Phillips screws
- Use with a torque wrench: To control tightening torque to specified values and prevent damage