3/8 In Dr 12 Pt Standard Socket - 10mm - KD Tools

Part #: 528110

The KD Tools 528110 3/8-inch drive 12-point standard socket, sized at 10mm, is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications. This robust socket is designed to withstand the demands of frequent use in challenging environments, providing reliable performance for technicians and mechanics. It offers a combination of precision manufacturing and functional design to optimize efficiency in the workshop.

Key Features

  • Effortless Fastener Engagement: A chamfered opening provides faster and easier socket fit over fasteners, reducing fumbling and improving workflow in professional settings.
  • Access in Confined Spaces: Its thin-wall construction allows for superior access to fasteners located in restricted or hard-to-reach areas, a common challenge in engine bays and industrial machinery.
  • Enhanced Durability: Precision cold-formed manufacturing ensures greater strength and resistance to wear, making it suitable for high-torque applications and prolonged professional use.
  • Optimized Grip Technology: Featuring a patented Modified Drive, this socket delivers improved gripping in higher torque applications, significantly reducing the chance of fastener rounding.
  • Versatile Design: The 12-point configuration provides multiple engagement angles, making it ideal for working with both 6-point and 12-point hex fasteners in various orientations common in automotive and industrial repair.

Applications

This 10mm standard socket is an essential tool for a wide range of tasks, including general automotive repair, engine maintenance, brake service, suspension work, and industrial assembly or disassembly. Its professional-grade construction makes it suitable for heavy-duty use in garages, workshops, and other demanding industrial environments where 10mm fasteners are frequently encountered.

Specifications

  • Length: 15/16"
  • Weight: 0.75 oz.
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.