Master Manufacturing 87007 ratchet
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Ampco
A non-sparking, FM-approved 40 mm deep hex socket made from aluminium bronze for safe use in hazardous environments
This Ampco DW-3/4D40MM socket fits a 3/4 inch drive and a 40 mm hex fastener. It is made from aluminium bronze, giving it non-sparking properties for use in hazardous environments. The deep, six-point design provides full engagement on metric fasteners. It meets FM Approved and ASTM A342 standards for safety and material quality.
The socket is rated for hand use only and carries no impact rating, so it must not be driven by powered impact tools. Its deep profile prevents use where a shallow socket is required for clearance. Builders needing impact-rated or shallow-profile tools should select a different product.
| Brand | AMPCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Sockets |
The aluminium-bronze material dissipates heat quickly, so the socket stays comfortable during extended hand-tightening sessions.
You need a 3/4 inch drive ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench to engage the 3/4" square drive on this socket.
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