Socket Bit 8 mm (65 mm) Milwaukee MILWAUKEE BIT WITH SOCKET 8mm

Milwaukee 8 mm socket bit with 65 mm overall length is a single-piece bit designed to combine the accessibility of a hex bit with the socket interface needed to drive 8 mm fasteners. It is intended for use in impact drivers and screwdrivers that accept 1/4" hex bits, providing a compact reach for assembly, maintenance and repair tasks where a short extension and reliable engagement are required.

Advantages

The bit integrates a hex shank and a socket end in one durable component, reducing the need for separate adapters. Its 65 mm overall length balances accessibility with control, allowing users to reach slightly recessed fasteners while keeping torque transfer efficient. Compatibility with common 1/4" hex holders ensures quick bit changes and broad tool compatibility. The construction is optimized for impact use, providing resistance to wear and deformation under repeated high-torque conditions.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing 8 mm nuts and bolts in assembly work
• Maintenance and repair tasks on machinery and equipment
• Tight spaces where a short socket interface is preferable
• Use with impact drivers, impact wrenches, and electric screwdrivers that accept 1/4" hex bits

Key specifications

• Socket size: 8 mm
• Overall length: 65 mm
• Shank type: 1/4" hex
• Intended use: impact-compatible socket bit for 8 mm fasteners
• Material and heat treatment: designed for high-torque applications (manufacturer-specified)

How to use

Insert the 1/4" hex shank into the driver or screwdriver chuck until it seats firmly. Align the socket end with the 8 mm fastener and apply steady pressure while operating the tool at the appropriate torque setting. For removal, run the tool in reverse at low speed initially to ensure the bit correctly engages the fastener before increasing speed. After use, inspect the bit for wear or rounding and replace it if engagement becomes poor.

Usage recommendations

Use with impact-rated drivers and appropriate torque settings. Avoid side-loading or using the bit as a pry tool. Store in a dry place and replace when signs of excessive wear or deformation appear to maintain safe and reliable performance.