• Ko-ken 3/8" Drive Extension Universal Socket — 13mm, 6-Point, 200mm Front View
  • Ko-ken 3/8" Drive Extension Universal Socket — 13mm, 6-Point, 200mm mechanical view
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Ko-ken 3/8" Drive Extension Universal Socket — 13mm, 6-Point, 200mm

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SKU: 13146M.200-13

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    Ko-ken 3/8" Drive Extension Universal Socket — 13mm, 6-Point, 200mm Front View

    Ko-ken 3/8" Drive Extension Universal Socket — 13mm, 6-Point, 200mm
    Reach Offset Fasteners Without Losing Socket Contact

    Reach Offset Fasteners Without Losing Socket Contact

    This Ko-ken extension universal socket combines a 3/8" drive, a universal joint, and a 200mm reach in one tool—so you can get on fasteners that sit past brackets, hoses, and castings. The 6-point 13mm profile helps reduce rounding, and the magnetic hold helps keep the fastener from dropping when you’re working blind or overhead.

    Specs

    Spec

    Detail

    Drive Size

    3/8" square drive

    Socket Size

    13mm

    Point Style

    6 point

    Overall Length

    200mm

    Magnet

    Yes (magnetic hold)

    Weight

    163 g

    Barcode (UPC/EAN)

    4991644325443

    D1

    19.3mmx

    D2

    19mm

    H

    8.5mm

    L

    200mm

    Where This Tool Saves You Time

    • Upper engine/accessory fasteners where a straight extension can’t line up
    • Fasteners behind brackets/lines where you need angle + reach in one piece
    • Overhead or vertical bolts where the magnet helps prevent drops

    Why 6-Point Matters

    • More contact on the flats vs. 12-point when things are tight or partially corroded
    • Better choice when you’re applying higher torque with limited swing room

    In the Box

    • (1) Ko-ken 3/8" Drive Extension Universal Socket — 13mm, 6-point, 200mm (13146M.200-13)

    Pro Tips

    • Start the fastener by hand if possible, then bring the socket in—magnet helps hold, but don’t rely on it for thread alignment
    • If you need more angle than the built-in joint allows, step up to a separate universal joint + extension setup