Metric socket inserts

Apr 18, 2013

Snap-on’s 6-Piece Non-Marring Metric Socket Inserts, designed for use with Snap-on metric sockets, have a large lip to facilitate easy removal and are made of glass-reinforced nylon for added strength, yet will not damage soft metals, plated fasteners or powder-coated surfaces.

The inserts are marked for easy identification and are supplied on a metal storage ring to avoid lost inserts or wasted time looking for them in tool cabinets or tool boxes.

For more information, visit www.snapon.com.

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