Socket 3/8" with T10 Torx end, Hikoki MILWAUKEE 4932480800

3/8" socket with a T10 Torx end by Hikoki MILWAUKEE is a single-purpose drive socket designed to engage T10 Torx fasteners. It fits a 3/8-inch square drive and transfers torque from a hand ratchet or compatible impact driver to small Torx screws used in assembly, repair and maintenance tasks. The geometry of the Torx end ensures precise engagement with the screw head to reduce cam-out and wear during repeated use.

Advantages

The socket combines a standard 3/8" drive interface with a T10 Torx profile to provide accurate torque transfer and reliable fit. Its machined Torx tip gives consistent contact with the screw recess, which helps protect fastener heads and minimizes slippage. The design supports use with hand tools and, if specified by the manufacturer, compatible impact tools for faster loosening and tightening. Durable material and a precise finish improve longevity and maintain fit over multiple cycles.

Suitable for

• Automotive trim and interior fasteners that use T10 Torx screws
• Electronics assembly and repair where small Torx fasteners are common
• Mechanical maintenance of appliances, instruments and equipment with T10 Torx heads
• Workshop and professional toolkits requiring a 3/8" drive Torx solution

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/8" square drive
• Torx tip size: T10
• Intended fastening type: Torx (6-lobe) screws
• Compatibility: hand ratchets and compatible 3/8" impact drivers (refer to tool manufacturer for impact compatibility)
• Material and finish: machined metal construction with precision tip (manufacturer-specified alloy and coating not stated in product data)

How to use

Select a 3/8" drive ratchet or compatible driver and attach the socket to the square drive until it locks. Position the T10 Torx tip fully into the screw recess to ensure full engagement before applying torque. Turn the ratchet or driver with steady force; for controlled tightening use a torque-limiting tool if required. When using impact tools, verify the socket and tool are rated for impact use to avoid damage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect fastener heads and the Torx tip before use to ensure there is no excessive wear or damage. Use the socket with the correct drive and avoid levering or prying motions that could deform the tip or fastener. For critical assemblies, follow specified torque values and maintenance intervals.