FIXMAN 3/8' Drive Hex Socket 23mm

Features

• 23mm socket size Designed for compatible 23mm metric fasteners.
• 3/8" square drive fitment Compatible with suitable 3/8" drive socket tools.
• Hex fastener profile Suitable for compatible hex nuts and bolt heads.
• Manual socket use Designed for controlled tightening and loosening by hand tools.
• General-purpose application Suitable for automotive, workshop, equipment, machinery and repair tasks.

Benefits

• Correct fastener fit: The 23mm socket size is designed for compatible metric nuts and bolts.
• Improved fastening control: Allows 23mm fasteners to be driven with a compatible ratchet or handle.
• Flexible access: Can be paired with compatible extensions for recessed or awkward fasteners.
• Useful replacement socket: A practical individual socket for completing or expanding a 3/8" drive socket set.
• Everyday workshop use: Suitable for general maintenance, assembly and repair applications.

Application

• Tightening and loosening compatible 23mm nuts and bolts
• Workshop assembly and repair tasks
• Automotive and motorcycle maintenance
• Machinery and equipment servicing
• Appliance and component adjustments
• Furniture and general assembly work
• Use with compatible 3/8" drive ratchets and extensions

Extra Information

• Use only with compatible 3/8" drive tools and accessories.
• Confirm that the fastener is a compatible 23mm metric nut or bolt before use.
• Make sure the socket is fully seated on the fastener before applying force.
• Keep the socket straight and aligned to reduce slipping and fastener damage.
• Apply controlled force and avoid overtightening the fastener.
• Use a suitable torque wrench where the manufacturer specifies an exact tightening torque.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear suitable eye protection when working in workshop, garage or repair environments.
• Use the correct socket size to avoid slipping or rounding the fastener.
• Make sure the socket is fully seated on the fastener before applying force.
• Use only with compatible 3/8" drive tools and accessories.
• Do not use damaged, cracked, worn or distorted sockets.
• Do not use a pipe or extension bar on the drive handle for extra leverage.
• Do not strike the socket with a hammer.
• Keep hands clear of pinch points around the fastener and workpiece.
• Do not use on live electrical circuits unless the complete tool setup is specifically rated and approved for insulated electrical work.