Meet the DeWalt 18 mm x 3/8 in drive Metric 6‑Point Socket — a purpose-built tool that delivers confident, repeatable turning when you’re tackling metric fasteners in automotive, equipment, and shop projects. Constructed from premium Chrome Vanadium alloy steel and finished in polished chrome, this socket is built to withstand regular use without compromising fit or torque accuracy.
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6‑point precision design grips hex fasteners securely, reducing the risk of rounding under high torque and providing a reliable grip in tight spaces.
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Metric 18 mm size paired with a standard 3/8 in drive makes it ideal for a wide range of metric bolts common in engines, suspensions, and machinery.
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Non‑impact rated socket intended for hand ratchets and torque wrenches—perfect for precise, controlled fastening in delicate assemblies.
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Durable construction—Chrome Vanadium steel with a polished chrome finish resists corrosion and wipes clean, keeping its fit and torque feel over time.
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Exact dimensions for confidence — nut end diameter 15/16 in, drive end diameter 15/16 in, nut depth 7/16 in, bolt clearance depth 9/16 in, and an approximate length of 1 in, ensuring compatibility with typical fasteners and shallow bolt recesses.
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Retail-ready packaging — carded packaging for easy display and quick identification in busy tool aisles.
Why choose this 18 mm metric socket over alternatives? The 6‑point geometry delivers a tighter grip on hex fasteners, which translates to fewer slipped joints and less rounding when you’re torqueing stubborn bolts. The 3/8 in drive is a versatile standard that fits most ratchets, extensions, and torque wrenches, making it a reliable addition to any metric toolkit. Its robust chrome finish and heat‑treated core stand up to regular shop use, while the compact, one‑inch length helps you reach recessed bolts in engines and machinery where space is tight.
Ideal for professional technicians and DIY enthusiasts alike, this DeWalt socket is a dependable choice for routine maintenance, assembly, and repair tasks that involve metric fasteners. Keep it in your tool box for quick, accurate turns, and pair it with a torque wrench for precise tightening spec adherence—your faster, more consistent results will show in every project.
