مقبس ساتا سداسي عميق (3/8") قياس (13mm) موديل (ST12406SC)

The 6-point design of the SATA ST12406SC provides a better grip on fasteners and reduces the risk of rounding corners.

No, this deep socket is designed for hand tools and is not recommended for use with impact wrenches.

The SATA ST12406SC deep socket is made from high-quality chrome vanadium steel for durability and corrosion resistance.

Yes, it features a polished chrome finish to resist rust and make cleaning easy.

The SATA ST12406SC 13mm deep socket is ideal for automotive, mechanical, and general maintenance tasks involving deep or hard-to-reach fasteners.

Yes, the SATA ST12406SC is compatible with all standard 3/8" drive ratchets and extensions.

It’s a 3/8\" drive deep socket with a 6-point configuration designed to fit 3/8\" drive ratchets and extensions. It’s ideal for automotive, machinery, and equipment maintenance where fasteners sit recessed or hard to reach.

The 6-point design grips the flat sides of fasteners for better torque and reduced rounding. It uses off-corner loading to minimize damage to fasteners, has laser-etched size markings for quick identification, and features dual SAE and metric markings for easy size recognition.

A deep socket has extra length to reach fasteners that are recessed or located in deep wells. Use it when a standard shallow socket can’t reach the fastener or when you need clearance for longer studs or fasteners.

It’s made from chrome vanadium steel for strength and long life, with a corrosion-resistant chrome finish to resist rust and keep its performance and appearance over time.

It’s designed for 3/8\" drive ratchets, extensions, and adapters, making it compatible with a wide range of common hand tools.

Look for laser-etched size markings on the socket. It also features dual markings for SAE and metric (large SAE and a metric indicator), so you can quickly confirm the size you need.

It’s well-suited for automotive work (such as lug nuts and engine fasteners) and general machinery maintenance, especially when fasteners sit in recessed areas or tight spaces.

Ensure the socket fully seats on the fastener, apply steady torque within your tool’s rating, avoid impact loads on non-impact sockets, and keep the drive square to prevent rounding.