DeWalt 9 mm X 3/8 in. drive Metric 6 Point Socket

Meet the DeWalt 9 mm x 3/8 in. drive Metric 6-Point Socket — a precision tool built for serious torque, reliability, and everyday reliability in your workshop. Crafted from Chrome Vanadium Alloy Steel with a polished chrome finish, this socket is designed to stand up to demanding metric fasteners without rounding corners or losing its grip.

Key specifications

• Socket Size: 9 mm
• Drive: 3/8 in.
• Style/Points: 6-point (six-point) for maximum contact with fasteners
• Material: Chrome Vanadium Alloy Steel
• Finish: Polished Chrome
• Length: 1 in.
• Packaged as: Carded
• Nut End Outside Diameter: 17/32 in.
• Drive End Outside Diameter: 11/16 in.
• Nut Depth: 1/4 in.
• Bolt Clearance Depth: 9/16 in.
• Impact Rated: No

Why this 9 mm socket stands out

• Genuine DeWalt build quality: Engineered for professionals who demand durability, this socket resists wear and maintains a tight fit over countless uses.
• 6-point precision: The six points offer superior grip on hex fasteners, delivering higher torque transfer with less likelihood of slippage or rounding in tight spaces.
• Metric-specific versatility: Perfect for automotive, motorcycle, bicycle, lawn and garden equipment, and machinery that rely on 9 mm fasteners.
• Smooth, corrosion-resistant finish: Polished chrome not only looks sharp but helps resist rust in everyday workshop environments.
• Compatibility you can trust: Designed for a standard 3/8 in. drive ratchet or breaker bar, enabling smooth operation in confined or hard-to-reach areas.

Use cases and practical applications

• Tightening or loosening 9 mm bolts on automotive components, engine fittings, and suspension hardware where space is limited and precise torque matters.
• Maintenance and assembly of motorcycles, scooters, and power equipment that use metric fasteners in the 9 mm range.
• Home improvement and repair tasks—from bike maintenance to appliance servicing—where a reliable, high-torque socket is essential.

Who this is ideal for

• Professional mechanics and shop technicians who rely on durable gear that can withstand daily use.
• DIY enthusiasts tackling metric hardware in cars, motorcycles, and outdoor power equipment.
• Anyone needing a dependable 9 mm socket with a robust 3/8 in. drive for accessible torque in tight spaces.

Tips for best results

• Pair with a quality 3/8 in. drive ratchet or low-profile impact tool for better access in restricted areas.
• Keep the socket clean and dry; wipe away grease to preserve the polished chrome finish and ensure a secure fit on fasteners.
• When applying torque, use steady, even pressure to maximize the six-point contact and reduce the risk of rounding edges.