Husky 3/8 in. Drive 5/16 in. 6-Point SAE Deep Socket
$3.78
Choose this Husky Drive Point SAE Deep Socket for use on truck wheels and other applications where a long reach is required.
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Description
Husky 3/8 in. drive sockets are manufactured from Chrome Alloy steel and heat treated for added strength and wear protection; providing durability for a lifetime of hard use. Each socket features chamfered lead ins for quick and easy placement onto fasteners every time. Their polished chrome finish resist rust and corrosion and easily wipes clean of oil and dirt.
- For use with 3/8 in. drive tools
- 6-point deep socket
- Large hard stamped size markings for easy identification
- Sockets feature off-corner loading that virtually eliminates the rounding of fasteners
- Meets or exceeds ANSI standards
- Call Husky for customer service and support
Additional information
| Weight | 0.05 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.00 × 1.90 × 5.45 in |
| Color Family | Chrome |
| Drive Size | 3/8 in |
| Hand Tool Type | Individual Socket |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Material | Steel |
| Measurement Standard | SAE |
| Model | H3D6PDP516 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Points | 6-point |
| Socket Depth | Deep |
| Socket Size | 5/16 in |
| Socket Type | Driver |
| Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
| Universal | Non-Universal |
Reviews (70)
70 reviews for Husky 3/8 in. Drive 5/16 in. 6-Point SAE Deep Socket
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Heaven Lowe (verified owner) –
Easy curbside pickup very convenient
Jenifer Wolff (verified owner) –
These seem to be very nice sockets I used the 3/8 drive 1/2 inch socket on a project. The six point gripped tightly around the bolt without play. nice chrome finish on it. The size is in large on the socket so it’s easy to find in my toolbox. all my other sockets the size is so small I have to put on my glasses turn it around in the light to get it just right to see it. The big size is great!!!
Elliot Greenfelder (verified owner) –
It was the correct size but wish I would have bought the magnetic version.
Chanelle Schroeder (verified owner) –
Well constructed
Cortney Cassin (verified owner) –
You probably won’t find better deep-well sockets than these, especially at this price and with a lifetime replacement warranty. And it’s a warranty that really means something—you don’t have to try to track down a manufacturer in Taiwan, just take the broken socket to a Home Depot store and get a new one.All of the sockets I got are very nicely finished—even on the inside. The size is legibly and deeply stamped in large characters into the outside of each socket (see photos), which is more durable than the paint or laser-etching on some other brands—and a million times better than the tiny, practically illegible markings on sockets of old.Since there’s not a lot else to say about a socket, I measured everything I could think of to measure on the 14 mm socket—a fairly common size for spark plugs. At least one customer needed to know the outside diameter of that particular socket, and others may need to know other dimensions that aren’t normally specified. Several photos are attached, showing the actual measurements (and the socket), but I’ll summarize the measurements here, rounding off the numbers:Length: slightly over 2½ inOutside diameter: slightly over ¾ inDepth of well: approx 1¾ inInside diameter of well: slightly over ½ inDepth of 14 mm hex socket: approx ½ inThe length, depth of socket and depth of well are roughly the same for all the other sockets in this series; diameters (obviously) vary, but they all seem to be in roughly the same ratio to the socket size.
Mariane Hermann (verified owner) –
Nice price for good product.
Ben Klocko (verified owner) –
Worked perfectly for my subaru spark plugs!
Gia Gleichner (verified owner) –
It turned out to be a long shallow socket. Not what I was expecting
Marian Kihn (verified owner) –
Worked perfect
Queen Larkin (verified owner) –
Socket Work well to remove Hose Faucet Valves
Karli Stoltenberg (verified owner) –
Great
Darrion Borer (verified owner) –
Works great
Desmond Prosacco (verified owner) –
Pleased with the whole process but this item took an extra 10 days to receive Needed this to install the plug I ordered and received prior. Still pleased good quality
Lenore Pouros (verified owner) –
Great
Kasey Witting (verified owner) –
I found it better to buy the size you need rather than buy a whole set of sockets. I have sets of sockets from many years back that have never been used. For me I work on import cars and just need 10mm 12mm 14mm 17mm and 19mm. all the other sizes never used. The Husky brand sockets seems to be good quality and have worked out so far. I’ll keep buying Husky until something doesn’t work right.
Jamison Steuber (verified owner) –
Bought specifically to tighten spark plugs using a 3/8″ drive torque wrench. It does what I bought it for. Nice finish, looks to be good quality despite being made in China.
Cielo McDermott (verified owner) –
it is doing the good job for me.
Emilio O’Reilly (verified owner) –
I picked these up because I often have a preference for a 6 point socket when I can find the right sized one at hand. This was a good selection of sizes and they are all the 6 point style. I must have 6 or 7 sets of sockets from assorted manufacturers over the past 35 years. It’s a big mix of styles, types and sizes and some I’ve managed to keep complete while others have had a few lost over time. So it’s good to get a full set of 6 pointers to assure I can just glance at one set and get what I’m after for most jobs. I tried these with 5 different ratchets from 5 different manufacturers – some quick release some not. The best one I had was a Grip brand ratchet while the others ran the gamut from there down to the very very cheap. I also tried them with some Craftsman extensions I had. They fit everything I tried them with smoothly and snugly. They fit tight on the quick release ratchets and released easily. The 6 point gave me a good grip. The only thing I see that perhaps could use a little improvement was the imprinting on them. The type is large and bold which I really like since my vision stinks without reading glasses. But the thing that could be a little better is that while on some the size markings are solid and deep looking on others they appear a little on the light side and a tad faint making them a little harder to read. On those fainter ones I have to be pickier about how I hold it to the light to read it. The consistency there could fare just a little better. I would think those fainter shallower markings could possibly wear down over time with heavy use. But at my age I don’t think that will be a problem for me. They’ll likely last longer than me if I take decent care of them. All in all these compare very favorably with the Grip set that I have. They appear to be about the same quality but the writing on these is a little larger if not as deep so it is a little easier to read. The Grip set I have is complete and kept in its case when not in use and they are all 6 point sockets also but they do not cover quite the size span that these do and more of them are the deep well type. So this set compliments that set well and gives me a bit more variety in sizes.
Vito O’Reilly (verified owner) –
As advertised. Works well with my Husky socket set.
Verla Hagenes (verified owner) –
I never had a deep socket set before so was eager to try this new set. It came in very handy where a regular sized socket wouldn’t work because the bolt threads coming through the nut were longer than normal. The deep socket worked where a regular socket couldn’t. The size markings on each socket is large enough for me to read without glasses. This is a huge plus because most markings on sockets are so small they’re hard to decipher even with my glasses on.