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MILWAUKEE 3/8" Drive Impact Socket, 23 mm, 6-Point, Metric - 3/8" Drive Impact Sockets
MILWAUKEE3/8" Drive Impact Sockets

MILWAUKEE 3/8" Drive Impact Socket, 23 mm, 6-Point, Metric

The MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket is a 3/8" drive impact socket with a 23 mm metric, 6-point design. It features a Black Phosphate finish and is identified by manufacturer part number 49-66-6146.

SKU 3G-OTH-294922

Also listed as: 49666146 · 49 66 6146

Brand
MILWAUKEE
Item
3/8" Drive Impact Socket, 23 mm, 6-Point, Metric
Part Number
49-66-6146
Category
3/8" Drive Impact Sockets
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
49-66-6146
Type
Metric, 6-Point, Std
Socket Size
23 mm

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Product Description

The MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket is a 3/8" drive impact socket with a 23 mm metric, 6-point design. It features a Black Phosphate finish and is identified by manufacturer part number 49-66-6146.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket 49-66-6146 used for?

This 3/8" drive, 23 mm, 6-point impact socket is designed for fastening and loosening metric hex fasteners in heavy-duty applications such as automotive repair, construction, and industrial maintenance. Its Black Phosphate finish provides corrosion resistance and durability under high-torque impact tool use.

What are the specifications of the MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket 49-66-6146?

The socket has a 3/8" drive size, 23 mm metric socket size, and a 6-point configuration. It features a Black Phosphate finish and is manufactured by MILWAUKEE under part number 49-66-6146. It is a standard-length impact socket designed for use with impact wrenches.

Where to buy MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket 49-66-6146 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MILWAUKEE Standard Impact Socket 49-66-6146 to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this metric 23 mm impact socket.

How to select the correct MILWAUKEE impact socket size?

To select the correct MILWAUKEE impact socket, match the drive size (3/8") to your impact wrench, and choose the socket size (23 mm) that fits your fastener. Ensure a 6-point design for maximum grip on hex bolts. Always use impact-rated sockets like this Black Phosphate model for safety and durability.

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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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