Socket 3/8" with Torx T40 bit, MBG - PIOTR KIŹLIŃSKI (model 4932480806)

3/8" socket with integrated Torx T40 bit from MBG - PIOTR KIŹLIŃSKI (model 4932480806) is a hand tool accessory engineered to mate with 3/8-inch drive ratchets, extensions and adapters. The socket provides a Torx T40 interface for engaging Torx-head fasteners commonly found in automotive assemblies, machinery and equipment maintenance. The design combines a standard 3/8" square drive receptacle with a fixed T40 bit tip to allow efficient torque transfer when tightening or loosening Torx screws and bolts.

Advantages

This 3/8" Torx T40 socket offers direct compatibility with 3/8-inch drive tools, reducing the need for additional bit holders or adapters. The integrated bit construction improves alignment and stability when applying torque and helps prevent bit slippage. The socket form factor enables use with ratchet handles, breaker bars and extension bars for improved accessibility in recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners. Manufactured by MBG - PIOTR KIŹLIŃSKI, it is intended for professional and DIY applications where a reliable connection to T40 fasteners is required.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance where Torx T40 fasteners are used
• Mechanical and industrial assembly tasks requiring a 3/8" drive
• Equipment servicing and troubleshooting in workshops
• Home and DIY projects involving Torx-head screws and bolts

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/8 inch square drive compatible with 3/8" ratchets and extensions
• Bit type: Torx T40 tip integrated into the socket
• Material: hardened tool steel (manufacturing grade suitable for hand torque use)
• Form factor: socket with protruding Torx bit profile for secure engagement
• Intended application: fastening and loosening Torx T40 screws and bolts

How to use

Attach the socket to a 3/8" drive ratchet, extension or adapter by seating the square drive into the tool's drive recess until it clicks or seats firmly. Position the Torx T40 tip into the fastener head, ensuring full engagement of the bit with the Torx recess. Apply steady torque using the ratchet or other compatible drive tool; if additional leverage is needed, use an appropriate extension or breaker bar rated for the application. Avoid using impact tools unless the socket is explicitly rated for impact use.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket within recommended torque limits for the fastener and application. Keep the tip and fastener recess clean to reduce cam-out. Inspect the bit and socket for wear before use and replace if the tip shows rounding or distortion.