
DeWalt
DWMT87144OSP Torx Bit Socket, T30 Tip, 3/8 In Drive, Polished Chrome
Key Features
AI Generated- Compact and light, it’s perfect for mobile technicians.
- Rugged polished chrome vanadium steel makes the socket ideal for demanding jobs.
- Chamfered open end design speeds up alignment with star heads.
- Choose a socket with Direct Torque Technology for precision work in any workshop.
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Return Policy
Easy returns available. Eligibility rules may apply.
The DeWalt DWMT87144OSP is a T30 Torx bit socket with a 3/8 inch drive for fastening and removal of Torx fasteners. This socket fits standard 3/8 inch drive ratchets and is built to handle demanding jobs and heavy-duty applications.
Built from polished chrome vanadium steel, this socket delivers durability and corrosion resistance, with protection against chipping and flaking. Hard stamped size markings remain legible even after years of use, allowing quick identification on the job or in storage. The compact design ensures convenient storage in toolboxes and tool bags.
Features and Benefits
- DirectTorque™ Technology: Engineered to help prevent rounding of fasteners and provide better grip on T30 Torx fasteners.
- Polished Chrome Vanadium Steel: Offers excellent corrosion resistance and protection against chipping and flaking, ideal for demanding jobs.
- Hard Stamped Markings: Large size markings stay readable even after heavy use and frequent handling.
- Compact Design: Convenient for storage and portability in toolboxes and tool bags.
- 3/8 Inch Drive: Compatible with standard 3/8 inch drive ratchets.
- Lifetime Warranty: DeWalt backs this socket with a full lifetime warranty.
Specifications
- Brand: DeWalt
- Model: DWMT87144OSP
- Torx Tip Size: T30
- Drive Size: 3/8 inch
- Material: Polished chrome vanadium steel
- Warranty: Lifetime
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Customer Reviews
My F-150 Tailgate repair required the T-30 to gain access. This got me inside and I'll hold it for any future repairs needed.
Broke on second screw
Not only did the bit break on the second screw, but the piece is lodged inside the screw with no good way to get it out. So not only am I out the cost of the bit, but also the many hours and probably many dollars that it will take to remove and replace the screw.






















