Apex
Apex UG-M-7MM11 1/4 in Drive 7mm Metric Socket 6 Point
Impact-rated 7 mm socket with urethane cover exceeds ANSI and DIN standards
- Impact-rated for high-torque use
- Urethane cover protects workpiece finish
- 6-point grip reduces fastener rounding
- 1/4 in drive fits compact ratchets
- Exceeds ANSI and DIN standards
1/4-in Drive 7 mm Impact Socket
The Apex UG-M-7MM11 is a 1/4-inch drive metric socket sized at 7 mm. It is built from tool steel with a urethane cover and a shallow 6-point profile. Impact-rated construction exceeds ANSI and DIN standards for professional garage use. Mechanics and DIYers who need a durable single socket for powered drivers will find it fits the task.
Replaces worn or missing shallow sockets
Swapping out a rounded or lost 7 mm socket restores full engagement on stubborn fasteners. The urethane cover helps protect finished surfaces during removal. The upgrade is worth it when an existing socket slips, cracks or lacks impact rating for the driver being used. Buyers who need a deep-well profile or a different drive size should look elsewhere.
Simple press-on fit for 1/4-in drives
Installation is a direct push onto any 1/4-inch square drive anvil or extension. The 6-point opening aligns automatically with hex fastener flats. What usually goes wrong is selecting the wrong drive size or socket depth for the job. Confirm the 1/4-inch drive and shallow requirement before use.
Highlights
- Impact-rated for high-torque use
- Urethane cover protects workpiece finish
- 6-point grip reduces fastener rounding
- 1/4 in drive fits compact ratchets
- Exceeds ANSI and DIN standards
Specifications
| Brand | APEX TOOL GROUP |
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Questions about this item
Will the 1/4 in square drive fit my existing ratchet?
Yes, the socket has a standard 1/4 in square drive that matches any 1/4 in drive ratchet or extension.
How do I install the socket onto the fastener without damaging the urethane cover?
Align the 6-point opening squarely on the 7 mm fastener before applying force; angling the socket tears the urethane coating.
When should I replace this impact socket?
Replace it if the urethane cover splits, the 6-point walls round off, or the square drive shows cracks from impact use.
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