SOC 10MM 3/8D 12PT DP

Key Features

• Surface Drive® Technology: Minimizes fastener rounding for increased durability and longevity.
• Chamfered Socket Opening: Guides the fastener easily into the socket, improving usability.
• Large, Hard-Stamped Size Markings: Ensures quick and easy identification of socket size.
• Dual Identification System: Features double line (SAE) and knurled (metric) rings for clear differentiation between standard and metric sockets.
• Polished Chrome Finish: Provides corrosion resistance and easy cleaning.
• 12-Point Design: Offers greater contact area with fasteners, reducing the chance of stripping.
• Deep Socket Design: Allows access to recessed fasteners.
• 3/8" Drive: Compatible with standard 3/8" drive ratchets and extensions.
• 10mm Size: Specifically designed for 10mm fasteners.

Applications

This 10mm, 3/8" drive, 12-point deep metric socket is ideal for a wide range of automotive, mechanical, and industrial applications. It's suited for use on vehicles, machinery, and other equipment requiring precision and durability in fastener tightening and loosening. The deep design enables work on recessed fasteners commonly found in engines, transmissions, and other confined areas.

Benefits

• Reduced Fastener Damage: Surface Drive technology prevents rounding of fasteners, saving time and money on replacements.
• Improved Efficiency: The chamfered opening and clear markings accelerate the work process.
• Enhanced Durability: The polished chrome finish resists corrosion and ensures long-term performance.
• Easy Identification: The dual marking system eliminates confusion between standard and metric sockets.
• Versatile Use: Suitable for various applications across multiple industries.

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