3/8 Safety Socket 3/4 - Bahco

Bahco 3/8 Safety Socket 3/4 (7400DZV-3/4) is a safety socket with a 3/8" drive size. It features a 2-layer coating insulation with different colors: red for safety and yellow for danger. The socket is made of chrome-vanadium steel and has a 12-point Dynamic-Drive Profile. It also features both square and 12-point openings according to the tolerance and torque requirements given in ISO standards.

Key Features

• 2-layer coating insulation with different colors: red for safety and yellow for danger
• Material: Chrome-Vanadium steel
• 12 point Dynamic-Drive Profile
• Both square and 12 point openings according to the tolerance and torque requirements given in ISO standards

Applications

The Bahco 3/8 Safety Socket 3/4 can be used for a variety of applications, including:

• Working on electrical equipment
• Working on gas-powered equipment
• Working on machinery
• Working on vehicles

Benefits

The Bahco 3/8 Safety Socket 3/4 offers a number of benefits, including:

• The 2-layer coating insulation protects the user from electric shock and heat
• The chrome-vanadium steel construction provides strength and durability
• The 12-point Dynamic-Drive Profile provides a secure grip on fasteners
• The square and 12-point openings provide versatility

How to Use

To use the Bahco 3/8 Safety Socket 3/4, follow these steps:

1. Select the appropriate socket size for the fastener.
2. Align the socket with the fastener and tighten it by turning the wrench in a clockwise direction.
3. To loosen the fastener, turn the wrench in a counterclockwise direction.

Care and Maintenance

To keep your Bahco 3/8 Safety Socket 3/4 in good condition, follow these tips:

• Clean the socket with a dry cloth after each use.
• Do not use the socket on damaged or worn fasteners.
• Store the socket in a dry place.

Troubleshooting

If you are having trouble using the Bahco 3/8 Safety Socket 3/4, here are some troubleshooting tips:

• Make sure that the socket is the correct size for the fastener.
• Check to make sure that the socket is properly aligned with the fastener.
• Make sure that the socket is not damaged or worn.