Quad-16 deep well heavy-duty impact flip sockets contain 16 hex sizes combined into 4 color-coded sockets
Spring-loaded action allows for hands-free access to either hex size by simply applying pressure to the smaller socket to compress it out of the way
Heavy-duty impact sockets are made of heat treated cold forged steel for long-lasting, high torque applications
Industry-standard color-coded painted rings to quickly identify hex sizes
Deep well sockets are ideal for managing extended threads, recessed bolts, and confined spaces, offering exceptional reach and a reliable grip
Store the small (1/4 to 7/16-Inch) and medium (1/2 to 11/16-Inch) Quad-sockets on the long 1/4-Inch shaft to efficiently swap between any combination of 8 hex sizes for speed on the job
MODbox™ accessory case, a modular and organized storage solution designed for easy access on any job, featuring a small parts storage tray for fasteners and bits.
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