SK 33304 3/8-Inch Swivel Drive 5/8-Inch Spark Plug Socket

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Corrosive resistant and laser engraved every 120°
SureGrip hex design drives the side of the fastener not the corner
Innovative swivel socket design gives great access. Durable rubber retainer holds spark plugs by the porcelain insulator for better grip.
Made in the U.S.A
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If you can't reach the plug with what's in your tool chest you can't get the job done. SK spark plug sockets are available in two drive sizes and a variety of styles to ensure that you have the right tool for all of your needs. The universal configuration allows you to more easily service spark plugs in hard-to-reach or restricted work areas. Our innovative swivel socket designs give you the access you need to complete every job with confidence. And a durable rubber retainer holds spark plugs by the porcelain insulator for better grip. 100% made in the U.S.A. featuring the SK's High Visibility technology. The sockets are coated with a rust-preventative compound which makes them exceptionally resistant to corrosive factors. In addition to the rust-preventative coating the sockets are laser engraved every 120° with extra-large markings for improved readability. All sockets feature SK's SureGrip® hex design which drives the side of the fastener not the corner to avoid edge breakage which can occur on rusted or damaged fasteners when a traditional straight cornered hex tool is used.