Master Manufacturing 87007 ratchet
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Ampco
Aluminium-bronze 2" SAE deep socket, 3/4" drive, six-point, non-sparking and FM-approved per ASTM A342
The Ampco DW-3/4D2 is a deep 6-point socket sized at 2 inches with a 3/4" square drive. It is made from unfinished aluminum bronze and carries FM Approved certification to ASTM A342. The tool is designed for hand use in environments where sparking must be avoided.
This socket is not impact rated, so it cannot be used with pneumatic or electric impact wrenches. Buyers who need an impact-grade nonsparking socket or a different drive size will require another tool. The jump to this specific deep SAE socket is worth it when FM Approved aluminum bronze construction is specified for the application.
| Brand | AMPCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Sockets |
The socket has a 3/4 inch square drive, so it fits any 3/4 inch drive ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench.
Align the six-point opening squarely over the 2 inch hex fastener, then apply steady force; the 6-point profile grips the flats, not the corners, reducing rounding risk.
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