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MILWAUKEE 3/8" Drive Impact Socket, 16 mm, 6-Point, Metric - 3/8" Drive Impact Sockets
MILWAUKEE3/8" Drive Impact Sockets

MILWAUKEE 3/8" Drive Impact Socket, 16 mm, 6-Point, Metric

The MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket is a 3/8" drive impact socket designed for industrial fastening applications. This metric socket features a 16 mm socket size with a 6-point configuration and a Black Phosphate…

SKU 3G-OTH-294953

Also listed as: 49666140 · 49 66 6140

Brand
MILWAUKEE
Item
3/8" Drive Impact Socket, 16 mm, 6-Point, Metric
Part Number
49-66-6140
Category
3/8" Drive Impact Sockets
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
49-66-6140
Type
Metric, 6-Point, Std
Socket Size
16 mm

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Product Description

The MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket is a 3/8" drive impact socket designed for industrial fastening applications. This metric socket features a 16 mm socket size with a 6-point configuration and a Black Phosphate finish (MPN 49-66-6140).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket 49-66-6140 used for?

This 3/8" drive impact socket is used for high-torque fastening applications in industrial maintenance, assembly, and repair. Its 16 mm, 6-point design grips hex fasteners securely, and the Black Phosphate finish resists corrosion. 3G Electric supplies this MILWAUKEE socket for global industrial operations.

What are the specifications of the MILWAUKEE 49-66-6140 impact socket?

The MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket has a 3/8" drive size, 16 mm metric socket size, 6-point configuration, and a Black Phosphate finish. It is a standard-length impact socket (MPN 49-66-6140). 3G Electric sources this socket for industrial fastening needs worldwide.

Where to buy MILWAUKEE 49-66-6140 impact socket worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MILWAUKEE 49-66-6140 Standard Impact Socket to industrial buyers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us to order this 3/8" drive, 16 mm impact socket for your maintenance or assembly operations.

How to select the right MILWAUKEE impact socket size?

Select a MILWAUKEE impact socket by matching the drive size (3/8") to your impact wrench and the socket size (16 mm) to your fastener head. Use 6-point sockets for maximum torque transfer on hex bolts. 3G Electric can help you choose the correct MILWAUKEE socket for your application.

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Common applications for MILWAUKEE
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Hydraulic cylinder operation — Cordless hydraulic pump (3120-21) delivering 10,000 psi for powering hydraulic tools and cylinders in field service.
Automotive repair — Cordless ratchet kit (3G-OTH-303908) with 35 ft-lb torque for fastening and loosening bolts in tight engine compartments.
Demolition and construction — Carbide reciprocating saw blade (48-00-5371) for cutting wood, metal, and plastic in renovation and plumbing work.
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3G Electric supplies MILWAUKEE 3/8" drive impact sockets. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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