CoCud Hex Bit Socket, Metric H8 (8mm) Bit 3/8" Drive 1.5" Long, S2 Alloy Steel Heat Treated CR-V Socket - (Applications: for Fastener Application), 3-Pieces

• ★ Hex Bit Socket Size --- Size: H8 (8mm); Drive Size: 3/8-inch; Total Length: 48mm / 1.89-inch; Material: S2 Steel; HRC: 58-62
• ★ Wide Applications --- Bit sockets are hand repair tools for fastener applications that can help you repair cars, bicycles, motorcycles, machinery, appliances, home improvement construction, woodworking, etc.
• ★ Precision Bits --- The drill bit end is chamfered for smooth fastener insertion and protects the drill bit and fasteners from edge damage. Stamped size markings for easy identification.
• ★ S2 Steel & CR-V --- The Bit Socket is made of S2 alloy steel with high hardness and strong rust resistance. The chromium-vanadium steel sleeve increases the rotation power.
• ★ Useful Tips --- Ensure that the socket securely fits the hex fastener before applying force. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage to the socket or the fastener. Regularly inspect the socket for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary.

Attributes: * HRC: 58-62 * Size: H8 (8mm) * Drive Size: 3/8-inch * Total Length: 48mm / 1.89-inch * Color: Brass Tone, Silver Tone * Material: S2 Steel What Is Included: * 3 Pieces x Bit Sockets Applications & Features: --- The Bit Socket is made of S2 alloy steel with high hardness and strong rust resistance. The chromium-vanadium steel sleeve increases the rotation power. --- The drill bit end is chamfered for smooth fastener insertion and protects the drill bit and fasteners from edge damage. Stamped size markings for easy identification. --- Bit sockets are hand repair tools for fastener applications that can help you repair cars, bicycles, motorcycles, machinery, appliances, home improvement construction, woodworking, etc. --- The square drive end is suitable for driving ratchets or extensions, preventing them from falling out. When used with a ratchet, it increases the speed of tightening hex drive fasteners. Useful Tips: --- Ensure that the socket securely fits the hex fastener before applying force. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage to the socket or the fastener. Regularly inspect the socket for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary.