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1/4 In Drive 6 Pt Flex Fractional Socket - 3/8 In - SK Hand Tool

Part #: 43512

The SK Hand Tool 43512 1/4 In Drive 6 Pt Flex Fractional Socket is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable performance in confined spaces. This 3/8-inch fractional socket combines a flexible design with robust construction, delivering the precision and durability essential for automotive, industrial, and maintenance tasks. Manufactured in the U.S.A., it features quality workmanship and advanced plating for long-term use in demanding environments.

Key Features

  • Patented SureGrip® Hex Design: Drives the side of the fastener, not the corner, which increases strength and helps prevent the rounding of rusted or damaged fasteners.
  • Improved Access: The 1/4-inch drive flex design allows technicians to reach and remove small fasteners in tight, restricted areas common in modern vehicles and industrial equipment.
  • High Polish SuperKrome® Plating: Provides a durable, corrosion-resistant finish that extends the life of the tool in harsh workshop conditions.
  • 6-Point Configuration: Offers a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of slippage during high-torque applications.
  • Made in the U.S.A.: Reflects a commitment to quality manufacturing and professional-grade construction.

Specifications

  • Hex Size: 3/8 inches
  • Diameter: 0.50 inches
  • Length: 1.33 inches

Applications

This versatile flex fractional socket is an indispensable tool for a range of professional applications, including:

  • Automotive repair and maintenance
  • Industrial machinery assembly and service
  • Construction equipment adjustments
  • General repair and maintenance tasks where access is limited

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  • Model: 57399
  • Shipping Weight: 0.05lbs
  • UPC: 025141435122
  • Manufacturers Part #: 43512
  • Manufactured by: SK Hand Tool
  • Also Known As: SKT-43512, SK43512, SK43512

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 05 February, 2007.