Milton 4515 Twist Fastener Removal Socket, 3/8" Drive, 15 mm

Milton 4515 Twist Fastener Removal Socket, 3/8" Drive, 15 mm

• Milton 4515 is a 3/8" drive 15 mm twist fastener removal socket designed to remove damaged, rounded, or rusted nuts and bolts. Its internal spiral geometry bites into the fastener as torque is applied to help tighten the grip for smoother extraction.
• Features:
  • Drive Size: 3/8" drive fits common ratchets and extensions for service work.
  • Socket Size: 15 mm targets common metric fasteners when standard sockets slip.
  • Internal Spiral Geometry grips stripped, rounded, or rusted fasteners and tightens as torque is applied.
  • Finish: Black oxide finish supports corrosion resistance in shop environments.
  • Application: Designed for removing damaged nuts, studs, pipe nipples, and bolts as a twist fastener removal socket.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Milton Industries Inc
  • Part Number: 4515
  • MPN: 4515
  • UPC: Not Listed
  • Product Name: Twist Fastener Removal Socket
  • Category: Hand Tools
  • Subcategory: Sockets
  • Product Type or Function: Twist Fastener Removal Socket
  • Drive Size: 3/8"
  • Socket Size: 15 mm
  • Finish: Black Oxide
  • Alternate Part Numbers / Cross References: LT4515, LTI4515
  • System Compatibility or Application: Designed to remove damaged, rounded, or rusted fasteners such as nuts, bolts, studs, and pipe nipples using a 3/8" drive tool
  • Quantity: 1 Socket
• The Twist Fastener Removal Socket can also be referred to as twist socket, stripped bolt remover socket, rounded nut extractor socket, damaged fastener removal socket, and spiral extractor socket.

Milton Industries Inc manufactures and supplies pneumatic accessories and shop tools for automotive and industrial service. The company is known for air fittings, couplers, inflation products, and related maintenance equipment used in professional repair environments.

Q: What fasteners is Milton 4515 intended to remove?
A: It is designed to remove damaged, rounded, or rusted fasteners such as nuts, bolts, studs, and pipe nipples.

Q: What drive size and socket size is this tool?
A: It is a 3/8" drive twist socket in 15 mm size.

Q: How does a twist socket grip a rounded fastener?
A: The internal spiral geometry bites into the outside of the fastener and increases grip as torque is applied.