Wiha Tools
Wiha Tools 31815 3/8 in Drive 7/16" SAE Socket 6 Point Tool Storage
A 3/8 in drive SAE socket with 7/16 in hex tip and 6-point design, made from alloy steel
- Alloy-steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- 3/8 in drive fits common ratchets and extensions
- 7/16 in SAE hex tip engages fasteners securely
- Six-point profile reduces rounding on stubborn bolts
- 3 7/64 in overall length reaches recessed hardware
3/8 in Drive 7/16" SAE Socket
This Wiha Tools socket fits a 3/8 inch drive and engages 7/16 inch SAE hex fasteners with a 6-point profile. It is made from alloy steel for professional automotive and industrial use. The overall length measures 3 7/64 inches with a standard socket depth. A replaceable insert is not included.
Technicians needing a single 7/16" hex socket
Mechanics who require a full set of metric or SAE sizes should look elsewhere because this listing covers only one tip size. Buyers who need an impact-rated socket or a replaceable-bit design will not find those features here. The tool is restricted from sale in California due to Proposition 65 chemical warnings.
3/8 inch drive with 6-point 7/16" hex tip
The drive size and tip configuration are the decisive specifications for matching this socket to a ratchet and fastener. Alloy steel construction and standard depth support general-purpose turning. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Alloy-steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- 3/8 in drive fits common ratchets and extensions
- 7/16 in SAE hex tip engages fasteners securely
- Six-point profile reduces rounding on stubborn bolts
- 3 7/64 in overall length reaches recessed hardware
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size does the 31815 socket need to fit a ratchet?
The socket uses a 3/8 in drive, so it fits any standard 3/8 in ratchet or breaker bar without an adapter.
How do I install the socket onto the fastener correctly?
Align the 6-point hex opening with the 7/16 in fastener, press straight on until fully seated, then turn; the common error is angling the socket, which rounds the corners.
Will the alloy-steel insert wear out and need replacement?
The insert is not replaceable; if the hex tip wears or rounds off, the entire socket must be replaced.
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