Socket 3/4" 27 mm, 6-point, NEO tools 08-306

NEO tools 3/4" drive socket, 27 mm size, 6-point configuration, is designed for tightening and loosening bolts and nuts with a 27 mm head using a 3/4" ratchet or breaker bar. The hexagonal internal profile ensures secure contact with fasteners to reduce the risk of rounding and slipping during high-torque operations. The socket is intended for use in automotive repair, industrial maintenance and other heavy-duty mechanical tasks where durable, accurate engagement with fasteners is required.

Advantages

The 6-point geometry provides full-face contact with hex fasteners for improved torque transfer and lower likelihood of rounding compared with 12-point sockets. Manufactured to deliver consistent fit and strength, this socket suits repeated use under mechanical stress. Its compatibility with a 3/4" drive offers access to higher torque tools such as breaker bars and heavy-duty ratchets, while the 27 mm size covers common medium-to-large fasteners found in engines, suspension components and industrial assemblies.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance — wheel hubs, suspension and drivetrain fasteners
• Industrial machinery servicing where 27 mm hex heads are used
• Heavy-duty mechanical work requiring a 3/4" drive for higher torque
• Workshop tool sets for professional mechanics and technicians

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/4" compatible with standard 3/4" ratchets and breaker bars
• Socket size: 27 mm nominal across-flats
• Point configuration: 6-point (hexagonal internal profile) for secure fastener engagement
• Intended use: high-torque fastening and loosening of bolts and nuts
• Typical materials and finish: hardened steel construction with corrosion-resistant surface treatment (industry-standard type)

How to use

Select a 3/4" drive ratchet or breaker bar and attach the 27 mm 6-point socket by sliding it onto the drive square until it locks. Position the socket fully over the fastener head to ensure full-face contact, then apply torque in the required direction. For stubborn or seized fasteners, use a breaker bar or controlled impact to avoid shock to the socket; ensure the tool and fastener are clean and aligned to minimize slipping. After use, detach the socket and store it in a clean, dry tool organizer.

Usage recommendations

Use the 6-point 27 mm socket with a 3/4" drive for tasks that require high torque and maximum contact area. Avoid using cheater pipes or excessive force beyond tool ratings; inspect sockets regularly for wear or deformation and replace if signs of rounding or cracking appear.