Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool 1/4 Inch Drive 9/64 Inch Low-Profile Hex Bit Socket
- SKU:
- MLW45-34-1121
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.03 LBS
Description
DUTY®
9/64" Low-Profile
Hex Bit Socket
A 9/64 in hex bit socket in a low-profile format, matched to a 1/4-inch square-drive hand tool.
Product Overview
Match the 9/64-inch hex tip to the recess; the low-profile body suits limited headroom.
Align the 1/4-inch drive tool with the socket and allow room for the handle’s full stroke.
- Anti-roll flatsHelps resist rolling.
- Wrench-ready sidesWrench-compatible flats.
- Slim accessSlim socket profile.
- Readable sizingLaser-engraved sizes.
Technical Specifications
- Drive size
- 1/4 in
- Bit size
- 9/64 in
- Tip style
- Hex
- Profile
- Low-profile
- Construction
- One-piece
- Finish
- Chrome-plated
Choose the Correct Fit
Match the 9/64 in hex tip to the fastener. Clear debris from the recess and seat the bit fully before turning.
Use a 1/4-inch drive hand tool and check that the socket is retained. Allow room for both the socket and handle travel.
Installation & Care
Keep the bit aligned with the fastener. Check for nearby parts that could deflect the socket before applying force.
Wipe the bit clean after use and store it dry. Replace a socket with a chipped, twisted or badly worn tip before continuing.
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Need a different reach or tip style? Tell Willy your fastener size and access restrictions so the GetPipe team can help match a socket.
Important Product Questions
What should I check before choosing this socket?
Confirm the fastener uses a 9/64 in hex recess and that your hand tool has a 1/4-inch drive. Check body clearance as well as tip fit.
When is the low-profile format useful?
Choose the low-profile format where clearance above the fastener is limited. Check the complete socket-and-ratchet setup against your working space.
Can I turn it with a wrench?
Yes. FOUR FLAT outer sides are wrench-compatible. Use a wrench that fits the flats securely; the bit size is not the external wrench size.
