Williams Comfort Products JHWTS38375 Salvage Socket

Product Description

The WILLIAMS COMFORT PRODUCTS JHWTS38375 is a salvage-style extraction socket designed to remove damaged, rounded, or corroded nuts and bolts without hammering. Built to SAE specification with a 3/8 inch drive and an overall length of 1.25 inches, this socket uses a gripping geometry that bites harder as more torque is applied. It is used by mechanics, plumbers, electricians, and service techs in the field or shop wherever a standard socket cannot get purchase on a compromised fastener. No special preparation of the fastener is required before use.

This socket is suited for residential and commercial service environments where corroded or rounded fasteners are encountered. It works on standard nuts and bolts, studs, pipe nipples, and corroded automotive and marine fasteners. The socket accepts both metric and fractional fasteners, providing flexibility across a wide range of service calls. It can be driven by ratchet, breaker bar, T-handle, or air and electric impact wrench for added speed and torque output.

Key Features

• Grip tightens as more torque is applied, reducing slip on damaged fasteners
• No hammering required to seat the socket over the fastener
• Compatible with ratchets, breaker bars, T-handles, and air or electric impact wrenches
• Works on nuts, bolts, studs, pipe nipples, and corroded auto and marine fasteners
• Fits both metric and fractional fasteners for versatile field use
• 3/8 inch drive with SAE specification and 1.25 inch overall length

Compatibility

Designed as an extraction-style replacement socket for standard 3/8 inch drive ratchets and impact wrenches, suitable for use on damaged or rounded SAE and metric fasteners across automotive, plumbing, and general trade applications.

Installation Notes

This socket is intended for use by trade professionals performing fastener extraction and should be used with appropriate personal protective equipment. Ensure the drive tool is rated for the torque being applied before use with an impact wrench. When working on plumbing or HVAC equipment, depressurize the system and shut off all power or fuel sources before attempting fastener removal. Follow applicable codes and manufacturer service procedures for the equipment being serviced.