Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty 3/8" Drive 9/16" Standard 6 Point Socket
- SKU:
- MLW49-66-6107
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.13 LBS
Description
DUTY®
9/16 in Standard
Impact Socket
A 9/16 in six-point impact socket with a 3/8-inch drive and standard-depth body.
Product Overview
The 9/16 in opening uses a six-point fit; the standard body should clear the stud and seat fully.
This 3/8-inch square-drive socket is built for impact use; match it to the drive on your tool or adapter.
- Readable sizingInk-filled size markings.
- Secure attachmentDual holes and groove.
- Non-slip hexHelps resist rounding.
- Forged impact steelHigh-strength build.
Technical Specifications
- Drive size
- 3/8 in
- Socket size
- 9/16 in
- Fastener fit
- 6-point
- Depth
- Standard
- Material
- Forged steel
- Size markings
- Stamped, ink-filled
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose the 9/16 in opening for that exact fastener size. Check for a close fit and full engagement before applying force.
Use the 3/8-inch square drive with a compatible impact tool or adapter. Confirm that the socket is securely retained.
Installation & Care
Check the available space above and around the fastener. Standard depth suits work where the socket can seat without extra reach.
Keep the opening and drive free of grit. Replace a cracked, distorted or badly worn socket before continuing.
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Important Product Questions
Can I use a nearby socket size?
Use the exact fastener size and measurement system. A near match can rock on the fastener and damage its corners.
Does impact duty specify a torque limit?
This socket is intended for impact applications, but no numeric torque rating is stated here. Follow the tool and fastener requirements.
How do I check the depth?
Confirm that the socket reaches and fully engages the fastener, with space for any protruding stud and the attached drive tool.
