Engineered for serious torque and hard-to-reach fasteners, the Milwaukee Shockwave 15 mm x 3/8 in. drive Metric 6-Point Deep Impact Socket delivers reliable performance where it counts. Built to handle demanding automotive and industrial jobs, this socket is a smart choice for professionals and serious DIYers who refuse to be slowed by a slipping fastener.
Why this socket stands out
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15 mm metric size designed for common hex fasteners in metric applications, from automotive maintenance to equipment assembly.
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3/8 in. drive strikes the ideal balance between torque capacity and access in tight spaces.
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6-point geometry offers superior grip on hex corners, reducing the chance of rounding under heavy impact.
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Deep impact socket with a longer reach to access recessed bolts and nuts without contorting your setup.
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Forged steel construction delivers consistent strength and durability for repeated impact use.
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Impact-rated designed to withstand the demands of impact wrenches and impact drivers in professional environments.
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Length: 2.55 inches provides the reach you need while staying compact enough for crowded in-shop or on-site work.
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Carded packaging keeps the tool protected and ready for quick retail display or organized tool drawers.
This socket excels in scenarios like engine bay work, brake and suspension service, and heavy equipment maintenance, where tight spaces and stubborn fasteners are the norm. Its deep well design helps you reach nuts located deeper in assemblies, while the 6-point profile ensures you maintain grip under torque, minimizing slippage and rounding.
Who benefits most
Professional mechanics, industrial technicians, and advanced DIY enthusiasts who regularly work with metric fasteners will appreciate the durability and precision of this Milwaukee Shockwave socket. It’s especially well-suited for tasks that demand reliable performance with impact tools in confined spaces.
Practical use and care tips
- Pair with a compatible 3/8 in. impact wrench or impact driver for efficient, consistent turning.
- Inspect the socket after heavy impact use for any hairline cracks or wear, and replace if integrity is compromised.
- Keep the socket clean and dry to preserve the finish and ensure smooth operation in future jobs.