Milwaukee Tool 49-16-1609 Impact Socket 9/16 in 9mm

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-16-1609 is a 9mm, 6-point deep impact socket designed for use with hex drive impact tools operating on a 9/16 inch drive. Constructed from steel with a black oxide finish, this socket measures 0.63 inches overall length. Its non-sparking designation makes it suitable for environments where ignition hazards are a concern. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade professionals routinely use deep impact sockets when fastener depth or clearance demands more reach than a standard-length socket provides.

This socket is suited for residential and commercial service work where a compact, deep-reach hex drive socket is needed on a 9/16 inch impact driver or ratchet. The 6-point contact geometry reduces the risk of fastener rounding compared to 12-point designs, making it a reliable choice for high-torque impact use. It is well suited to equipment maintenance, panel work, and mechanical assembly tasks where non-sparking tooling is required or preferred.

Key Features

• 9/16 inch hex drive interface compatible with standard impact-rated drivers and ratchets
• 9mm socket size with 6-point contact for reduced fastener rounding under impact torque
• Deep socket profile at 0.63 inches overall length for recessed or extended fasteners
• Non-sparking construction suitable for use near ignition-sensitive environments
• Black oxide steel finish resists corrosion and reduces surface glare
• Not insulated — not rated for live electrical work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style impact socket for use with 9/16 inch hex drive impact tools requiring a deep 9mm socket.

Installation Notes

Install and remove using standard impact driver or ratchet with a 9/16 inch hex drive. Power down or de-energize any equipment before applying drive tools to fasteners in electrical or mechanical panels. While this socket carries a non-sparking designation, it is not insulated and must not be used on energized conductors or terminals. Inspect the socket for cracks or deformation before each use, and retire it if impact damage is visible.