مقبس فك مشقوق من ساتا (3/8") قياس (8mm) موديل (SC22503)

The 3/8" drive refers to the square-drive interface that attaches to most common ratchets and sockets. This means the socket will mate with standard 3/8" drive tools.

The 8.0mm refers to the slot/bit size the socket is designed to fit. It ensures proper engagement with 8.0mm slotted fasteners, reducing the chance of slipping and stripping.

The socket uses chrome vanadium steel for the body, with S2 steel insert bits. It’s chrome-plated for rust resistance and heat-treated for enhanced durability and long tool life.

Yes. The design emphasizes a precise fit and snug engagement to minimize cam-out, reduce slippage, and help protect fasteners from damage.

Absolutely. It’s versatile for mechanical, automotive, and electrical applications where an 8.0mm slotted bit is required and you’re using a 3/8" drive.

1) Attach the socket to a standard 3/8" drive ratchet. 2) Insert the 8.0mm slotted bit into the socket. 3) Align with the fastener and apply steady torque until secure. 4) Remove and inspect after use to ensure no damage.

The chrome plating provides rust and corrosion resistance, while the heat-treated construction and S2 insert bits deliver lasting strength, making it suitable for tough environments. It’s backed by SATA’s lifetime warranty.

For other 3/8" drive slotted bit sockets with different slot sizes, you can check: 1) SATA SC22501 3/8" Drive Slotted Bit Socket 5.5mm at https://fepy.com/product/sata-sc22501-3-8-drive-slotted-bit-socket-5-5mm and 2) SATA SC22502 3/8" Drive Slotted Bit Socket 6.0mm at https://fepy.com/product/sata-sc22502-3-8-drive-slotted-bit-socket-6-0mm. These provide similar build quality with varying bit sizes to suit different fasteners.

Use it for fastening or loosening slotted screws in automotive dashboards, electrical panels, appliance service, machinery maintenance, and other mechanical assemblies where a 3/8" drive and 8.0mm slotted bit are needed.

Yes, the socket features large stamped size markings for quick size identification, helping you select the correct tool faster during tasks.

Yes. Always use the correctly sized bit for the fastener, apply steady torque (not brute force), keep the tool clean and dry, and inspect for wear or damage before use to prevent slipping or fastener damage. Wear eye protection when working in cluttered or high-risk environments.