hexagon socket

A “hexagon socket” is a type of recessed fastener drive commonly used in screws and bolts, characterized by a six-sided (hexagonal) shape designed to be driven by a hex key or Allen wrench. This design provides excellent torque transfer and reduces the risk of stripping the fastener head, making it ideal for applications requiring secure and precise assembly. Hexagon sockets are widely used in machinery, electronics, automotive, and furniture assembly due to their durability and ease of use in tight or hard-to-reach spaces.