Apex 84395 Impact Bit Socket 3/8 in Drive Hex 12 Mm

Product Description

The APEX 84395 is a 3/8 inch drive, standard-length hex impact bit socket sized for 12 MM fasteners. Built from chrome molybdenum alloy steel, this socket is engineered to handle the high-torque output of impact drivers without cracking or deforming. A manganese phosphate coating provides corrosion resistance, extending service life in shop and field environments. Laser-etched markings combined with a secondary hard stamping keep the size readable even after heavy use. Designed for professional tradespeople who need reliable, single-piece socket solutions for repetitive impact applications.

This socket suits a wide range of mechanical, automotive, and industrial applications where a 3/8 inch drive impact tool is paired with hex fasteners. The standard length profile fits most accessible fastener locations without the bulk of a deep socket. Off-corner loading geometry reduces the likelihood of rounding fastener heads, which is especially important in high-cycle production or fleet maintenance environments. Sold individually, it integrates into an existing socket set or serves as a direct replacement for a worn piece.

Key Features

• Chrome molybdenum alloy steel construction for high-torque impact resistance
• Manganese phosphate coating resists corrosion in shop and outdoor conditions
• Laser-etched markings plus secondary hard stamping for long-term size legibility
• Off-corner loading reduces fastener rounding during impact use
• Standard length profile for everyday accessible-fastener applications
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or set expansion

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on impact bit socket compatible with standard 3/8 inch drive impact wrenches and ratchets accepting hex bit sockets.

Installation Notes

Impact bit sockets should be installed and removed by a qualified mechanic or technician familiar with impact tooling. Verify the drive tool is depowered or set to its lock position before changing sockets. Do not use impact sockets on hand-ratchet-only tools not rated for impact torque. Inspect the socket for cracks or deformation before each use and replace if any damage is found.