Milwaukee Tool 49-16-1616 16mm Impact Socket Deep

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-16-1616 is a 16mm deep impact socket designed for use with 9/16-inch hex drive impact wrenches and rattle guns. Built from steel with a black oxide finish, it features a 6-point drive geometry that grips fastener flats rather than corners, reducing rounding under high-torque conditions. The non-sparking construction makes it suitable for use in environments where ignition risk is a concern. At 0.87 inches overall length, this is a deep-well socket profile. It is installed by professional mechanics, maintenance technicians, and electricians who require a reliable metric socket for impact applications.

This socket is suited for automotive, industrial, and facility maintenance work where 16mm metric fasteners are common. The deep well profile accommodates extended fasteners, studs, and recessed bolt heads that a standard-depth socket cannot reach. The non-sparking designation makes it appropriate for refineries, chemical plants, and other classified environments where standard steel tooling is restricted. It is sold individually and is intended for use with 9/16-inch drive impact tools.

Key Features

• 6-point socket geometry reduces fastener rounding under high-torque impact use
• Non-sparking construction rated for use in ignition-sensitive environments
• Deep well profile at 0.87 inches OAL accommodates studs and recessed fasteners
• Black oxide finish provides corrosion resistance and reduces glare
• Steel construction designed to withstand repeated impact driver loads
• 9/16-inch hex drive fits standard mid-range impact wrenches

Compatibility

Designed for use with 9/16-inch hex drive impact wrenches and hand tools requiring a 16mm deep metric socket. Suitable for impact-rated applications where non-sparking tooling is specified.

Installation Notes

This socket is installed and used by mechanics, electricians, and industrial maintenance technicians. Always confirm the drive size of the impact tool matches the 9/16-inch hex drive before use. Inspect the socket for cracks or deformation before each use and replace if damaged. In classified or hazardous-area environments, verify that non-sparking tool requirements are met per applicable site safety standards before proceeding.