Apex
Apex UG-MB-10MM33 3/8 in Drive Deep Socket Urethane Covered
A 3/8 in drive deep impact socket with a urethane cover for surface protection
- 3/8 in drive fits common ratchets
- Deep socket reaches recessed fasteners
- Urethane cover protects workpiece finishes
- Impact rated for power tool use
- Exceeds ANSI and DIN standards
10 mm Deep Impact Socket
The Apex UG-MB-10MM33 is a 3/8 inch drive deep socket sized at 10 mm. It is manufactured from tool steel and features a urethane covering. The socket carries an impact rating and exceeds ANSI and DIN standards. It is supplied new for professional and enthusiast automotive work.
Suited for covered fastener work
Mechanics who need to protect polished or painted fasteners will benefit from the urethane cover. The deep profile reaches recessed bolts common in suspension and engine bays. Users requiring standard chrome sockets or shallow profiles should consider other options. The drive size is fixed at 3/8 inch.
Simple square-drive fitting
Installation consists of pressing the socket onto a compatible 3/8 inch drive ratchet or impact gun. The square drive engages positively when fully seated. The most common issue is selecting an incorrect metric size for the fastener. The urethane cover may wear after prolonged heavy impact use.
Highlights
- 3/8 in drive fits common ratchets
- Deep socket reaches recessed fasteners
- Urethane cover protects workpiece finishes
- Impact rated for power tool use
- Exceeds ANSI and DIN standards
Specifications
| Brand | APEX TOOL GROUP |
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Questions about this item
What drive size must my ratchet or impact wrench have to fit the 3/8 in drive socket?
The socket has a 3/8 in square drive, so your ratchet or impact wrench must also have a 3/8 in drive to engage it.
Will the urethane cover protect the finish on chrome-plated hand tools I already own?
The urethane covering cushions contact, helping prevent marring of chrome or polished surfaces on adjacent hand tools during use.
How can I confirm the socket is properly seated on a fastener before applying torque?
The deep square profile fully engages the fastener flats; you should feel a positive detent and see no gap between the socket wall and the nut or bolt head.
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