Ampco
Ampco SS-3/4D1-15/16 3/4 in Drive 1-15/16 SAE Socket 6 Point tool storage
A nonsparking 6-point SAE socket in aluminum bronze, FM Approved to ASTM A342, with a 3/4 inch drive for hand use
- Non-sparking safety for hazardous environments
- FM Approved and ASTM A342 compliant
- Aluminium bronze construction resists corrosion
- 6-point SAE socket fits 1-15/16 inch fasteners
- 3/4 inch drive suits heavy-duty hand tools
Nonsparking 3/4 in drive socket for hazardous areas
This nonsparking socket fits 1-15/16 in SAE fasteners with a six-point aluminium bronze profile. FM Approved to ASTM A342 for use where flammable vapours or dust are present. It is a hand tool only and not impact rated. Mechanics in oil, gas or chemical plants will find it suited to daily maintenance tasks.
Hand operation keeps heat and noise negligible
No powered drive is involved so the tool generates no measurable heat or audible noise during normal use. There is no electrical draw and no cooling requirement. The unfinished aluminium bronze surface resists corrosion without adding weight. Operators can work continuously without thermal or acoustic concerns.
Unfinished aluminium bronze build
The six-point opening grips fastener flats to reduce rounding risk. A standard 3/4 in square drive accepts common ratchets and breaker bars. No locking pin or retaining ring is specified so users should verify retention method. The unfinished surface may develop a patina but retains nonsparking properties. Buyers needing impact-rated sockets or metric sizes must look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Non-sparking safety for hazardous environments
- FM Approved and ASTM A342 compliant
- Aluminium bronze construction resists corrosion
- 6-point SAE socket fits 1-15/16 inch fasteners
- 3/4 inch drive suits heavy-duty hand tools
Specifications
| Brand | AMPCO SAFETY TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/4 in drive socket on a ratchet and what step is often missed?
Align the 6-point opening with the fastener, push the socket onto the 3/4 in drive square until the detent ball engages, and verify the ball is fully seated before applying torque.
What maintenance or replacement will the aluminum bronze socket need over time?
Inspect the 6-point profile and unfinished surface regularly for rounding or corrosion; replace the socket if the corners deform or the material shows pitting.
What limit appears first when the socket sees sustained heavy use?
The aluminum bronze construction is not impact rated, so the 6-point corners will round off before the FM Approved or ASTM A342 thresholds are reached.
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