TEKTON
TEKTON 12115 3/8 Inch Drive 13 Inch Socket Rail 15 Clips Red
Organises up to fifteen 3/8-inch-drive sockets along a 13-inch red rail
- Organises 15 sockets in one compact 13 inch rail
- Red finish makes the rail easy to spot in a busy drawer
- 3/8 inch drive clips hold each socket firmly in place
- TEKTON brand reflects a focus on practical workshop organisation
- First listed by the manufacturer in 2022 indicating current production
Socket Rail for 3/8 Inch Drive
The TEKTON 12115 rail holds 15 sockets across a 13 inch length. It is built for mechanics and hobbyists who need a visible, ordered layout for 3/8 inch drive tools. The red finish makes the rail easy to spot on a busy bench or inside a drawer.
Suits wall-mounted or drawer organisation
This rail works best for users who want every socket size in a fixed sequence. It does not suit buyers who need enclosed storage, locking mechanisms, or a system that accepts 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch drive sockets without additional rails.
Holds fifteen sockets on a thirteen inch bar
The fifteen clips keep standard and deep sockets aligned and ready to grab. Capacity runs out when the socket count exceeds fifteen or when larger drive sizes are introduced, requiring a second rail or a different organiser.
Highlights
- Organises 15 sockets in one compact 13 inch rail
- Red finish makes the rail easy to spot in a busy drawer
- 3/8 inch drive clips hold each socket firmly in place
- TEKTON brand reflects a focus on practical workshop organisation
- First listed by the manufacturer in 2022 indicating current production
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 3/8 inch drive clips hold my existing 3/8 inch drive sockets?
Yes, the rail includes 15 clips sized for 3/8 inch drive sockets, so your current sockets snap onto the clips without adapters.
Can I mount this 13 inch rail next to older rails that use different clip spacing?
The rail is 13 inches long with 15 evenly spaced clips; you can place it beside any rail, but clip alignment will depend on the other rail's spacing.
How do I confirm every clip is gripping a socket securely after I load the rail?
Press each socket onto its clip until you feel a positive click, then tilt the rail vertically — sockets should stay in place without sliding off.
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