SATA ST34209SC 3/8" Drive 6 Point Impact Socket 14mm

This impact socket has a 14mm size, ideal for precise fastening and loosening of bolts and nuts.

It is a 6-point socket, providing a secure grip on fasteners and reducing the risk of rounding.

Yes, it is specifically designed as an impact socket to withstand the high torque of impact wrenches.

The socket is made from high-grade alloy steel, ensuring durability and resistance to wear.

Yes, the SATA ST34209SC 14mm impact socket is widely used in automotive and mechanical repair tasks.

It typically features a black oxide or phosphate finish to resist corrosion and improve longevity.

It’s an 8 mm, 6-point impact socket sized for use with 3/8" drive tools. Made from high-durability chrome molybdenum steel, it’s built for heavy-duty impact use and helps you torque small fasteners securely without rounding.

The 6-point configuration provides a tighter, more secure grip on hex fasteners, improves torque transfer, and reduces the chance of slipping or rounding off the fastener corners under high torque.

Key specs: 8 mm size, 3/8" drive, 6-point configuration, made from chrome molybdenum steel, designed for impact use, with an off-corner loading design and large size markings for quick identification.

Yes. It’s designed for 3/8" drive tools, including impact wrenches and impact-rated ratchets, making it versatile for a range of high-torque applications.

Off-corner loading reduces fastener rounding by distributing slippage away from the corners, which helps you maintain a secure grip and extend the life of both the fastener and the socket.

It’s ideal for automotive work, small machinery maintenance, and any task requiring secure engagement with 8 mm fasteners in tight spaces where high torque is needed.

Attach the socket to a 3/8" drive tool, ensure the fastener matches the 8 mm size, and apply torque gradually. Use eye protection and avoid using the socket in ways not rated for impact tools. Inspect the socket for damage before use.

Always wear protective eyewear, use gloves as needed, verify the drive tool is rated for impact use, avoid using damaged sockets, and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion.