Apex M-10MM03 10mm Impact Socket 6-point Magnetic

Product Description

The APEX M-10MM03 is a 10mm shallow impact socket designed for use with hex drive impact tools in professional fastening and assembly applications. Built from alloy steel, this 6-point socket features a magnetic design that holds fasteners securely in the driving position, reducing fumbling and repositioning during installation. The shallow profile and overall length of approximately 0.87 inches (22.2 mm) make it well-suited for work in confined areas where a deep socket would not fit. It meets ANSI and DIN standards, confirming dimensional accuracy and material performance expected by trade professionals.

This socket is a metric fastening tool used across a wide range of trade applications including HVAC equipment assembly, electrical panel work, plumbing fixture installation, and general mechanical service. The magnetic retention feature is especially useful when starting fasteners overhead or in hard-to-reach locations where dropping hardware is a common problem. It is appropriate for both shop use and field service work where speed and accuracy with metric fasteners are required.

Key Features

• Magnetic design holds 10mm fasteners in driving position without manual assistance
• 6-point hex drive contact reduces fastener rounding compared to 12-point designs
• Shallow profile at 22.2 mm overall length fits tight clearance applications
• Alloy steel construction rated for impact tool use
• Meets ANSI and DIN dimensional standards
• Metric sizing for use on metric fastened equipment and assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as a metric impact socket for use with hex drive impact wrenches and drivers. Compatible with tools accepting the corresponding hex drive size. Refer to tool documentation to confirm drive size match before installation.

Installation Notes

This socket is intended for use by qualified tradespeople using compatible hex drive impact tools. Confirm the drive size of your impact tool matches this socket before applying torque. Inspect the socket for cracks or wear before each use, and do not use hand-socket tools as substitutes for impact-rated sockets on power tools. When working on powered equipment, de-energize and lock out the system before beginning fastener work.