Socket 3/8" with Torx T55, Hikoki (compatible with model 4932480810)

3/8" drive socket with Torx T55 profile by Hikoki provides a socket-format Torx T55 bit for use with 3/8" ratchets and breaker bars. It is intended for fastening and loosening Torx T55 fasteners in workshop, automotive, assembly and maintenance environments where a 3/8" drive interface is required. The design places the T55 profile inside a standard 3/8" socket body, allowing use with common hand tools and drive accessories.

Advantages

This socket integrates a Torx T55 profile into a 3/8" drive format to enable direct use with standard 3/8" ratchets, extensions and torque tools. The socket shape ensures positive engagement with T55 fasteners and reduces cam-out compared to improvised adapters. It offers a compact solution for mechanics and tradespeople who need reliable Torx drive performance while retaining compatibility with 3/8" tool systems.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and service tasks that use Torx T55 fasteners
• Industrial assembly lines requiring 3/8" drive access to Torx heads
• Maintenance and equipment servicing where a durable T55 socket is needed
• Workshops and garages that stock 3/8" ratchets and breaker bars

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/8" compatible with standard 3/8" ratchets and extensions
• Bit profile: Torx T55 internal profile
• Form factor: socket-style bit for use in drive tools
• Intended applications: fastening and loosening Torx T55 fasteners in mechanical and assembly work

How to use

Select a 3/8" ratchet, breaker bar or extension and attach the Hikoki Torx T55 socket to the square drive. Position the T55 profile onto the Torx fastener, ensuring full engagement between the socket and fastener recess. Apply steady turning force, and when required use controlled torque in multiple small increments rather than sudden force. For removal, reverse the ratchet direction and back the fastener out while maintaining alignment to prevent rounding.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket with appropriate 3/8" drive tools and, when precise torque is required, use a calibrated torque wrench. Inspect the Torx recess of the fastener and the socket profile for wear before use; replace the socket if signs of rounding or damage appear. Store in a dry tool organiser to maintain fit and prevent corrosion.