Apex SF-15MM15 Impact Socket 15mm 6-point Hex Drive

Product Description

The APEX SF-15MM15 is a 15mm metric impact socket designed for use with hex drive impact wrenches and ratchets in demanding trade and industrial applications. Built from alloy steel, this 6-point standard-length socket measures 38.1 mm (approximately 1.5 inches) in overall length and weighs 1 pound. The six-corner hex end opening features large corner openings that create a floating action, allowing the socket to seat quickly onto a nut or bolt even when alignment between the tool and fastener is not perfect. Licensed trades and mechanical contractors rely on this socket for fastener removal and installation on equipment, pipe connections, and structural assemblies.

This socket is suited for residential and commercial maintenance, mechanical contracting, HVAC equipment installation, and general industrial service work where 15mm metric fasteners are encountered. The standard-length profile fits within typical access constraints found on equipment panels, motor mounts, and valve assemblies. It meets ANSI and DIN standards, confirming dimensional and performance compliance for professional use. The floating-action design reduces time spent aligning the socket to the fastener, which improves workflow on high-volume service calls.

Key Features

• 15mm socket size for metric fastener applications
• 6-point hex drive profile distributes torque evenly across fastener flats
• Large corner openings create floating action for fast, easy seating on nuts and bolts
• Alloy steel construction for impact-rated durability
• Standard-length design fits common access constraints in equipment service
• Meets ANSI and DIN dimensional standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard metric impact socket for hex drive impact wrenches and ratchets requiring a 15mm drive size.

Installation Notes

This socket is installed and used by mechanical contractors, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and electricians working with metric-fastened equipment. Always power down or de-energize equipment before performing fastener service on electrical or mechanical assemblies. Confirm the drive size of your impact tool matches the socket drive style before use. Do not use impact sockets as substitutes for hand-tool sockets, as impact-rated alloy steel is formulated for rotational shock loads from impact drivers.