3/8 In Drive Metric Ball Hex Bit Socket - 5mm - SK Hand Tool

This SK Hand Tool 3/8 inch drive metric ball hex bit socket, 5mm, is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable fastening and removal in confined spaces. Designed for precision and durability, this tool allows for angled entry into hex fasteners, enhancing access and efficiency in various automotive and industrial applications. It's a critical addition to any professional toolkit, ensuring consistent performance.

Key Features

• Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by SK Hand Tool, known for its high-quality tool steel and meticulous manufacturing processes, ensuring longevity and consistent performance under demanding conditions.
• Ball Hex Design: The innovative ball end allows for an entry angle of up to 25 degrees, providing greater flexibility and access to fasteners in difficult-to-reach areas.
• 3/8 Inch Drive: Compatible with standard 3/8 inch drive ratchets, extensions, and other drive tools, offering versatility within existing tool sets.
• 5mm Metric Size: Precisely machined to a 5mm metric size for an accurate fit on corresponding hex fasteners, reducing the risk of stripping or damage.
• Replaceable Bit: Features a replaceable bit design (Replacement Bit No. 81961), extending the life of the socket and providing a cost-effective solution for wear.

Applications

Ideal for a wide range of tasks including automotive repair, industrial machinery maintenance, and general mechanical work where metric hex fasteners are common. The ball hex design is particularly beneficial for applications involving engine compartments, chassis work, or equipment assemblies where direct perpendicular access is often obstructed. This socket facilitates efficient work on various components, from sensor mounting bolts to machine adjustments.

Specifications

• Size: 5mm
• Drive Size: 3/8 In
• Hex Shank: 1/4"
• Overall Length: 1.75"
• Replacement Bit No.: 81961

Caution

Do not use chrome sockets or drive tools with impact or power tools. Such use damages the tool, and may also result in bodily injury.