Milwaukee Tool 49-66-6833 Socket Tray 16 Socket

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-66-6833 is a socket tray designed to organize and store up to 16 sockets in a single, accessible holder. Built for use in professional tool storage systems, this tray keeps sockets sorted by size and type so technicians can locate the right drive size without digging through a box or bag. Electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, and general trade professionals who work from a tool cart or service vehicle will find this tray a practical addition to their socket organization setup. At 0.86 pounds, it is lightweight enough to move between workstations without adding bulk to a tool bag or drawer.

This socket tray fits into standard tool drawer and storage rail systems used across residential and commercial service environments. It is well suited for mechanics, electricians, and multi-trade technicians who rely on quick socket access during installs, service calls, or maintenance work. The 16-socket capacity accommodates a full standard or metric set, keeping the tray compact while covering a complete range of common drive sizes.

Key Features

• Holds up to 16 sockets in a single organized tray
• Lightweight at 0.86 pounds for easy handling and portability
• Tray-style design allows at-a-glance identification of socket sizes
• Compatible with standard tool storage drawer and rail setups
• Sold as a single unit with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and organization accessory for use with compatible MILWAUKEE TOOL socket sets and storage systems. Consult your existing tool storage configuration to confirm fitment before ordering.

Installation Notes

No special tools or trade certifications are required to install this socket tray. Seat the tray into the intended drawer slot or rail mount according to the storage system manufacturer guidelines. Ensure the tray is fully seated before loading sockets to prevent shifting during transport. Remove all sockets before repositioning or transferring the tray to a new drawer location.