Dynamic
Dynamic 1" Drive 2-1/2" SAE Socket 12 Point D099476
A 1" drive, 2-1/2" SAE socket with a 12-point chrome finish for corrosion resistance and laser-etched markings for easy identification
- 12-point drive engages more fastener surfaces for better grip
- 1-inch square drive fits large impact wrenches for heavy-duty work
- Chrome finish resists corrosion to extend socket life
- Laser-etched and hard-stamped markings speed size identification
- Meets ANSI standards for professional-grade reliability
1" Drive SAE Socket
This Dynamic socket fits a 1" square drive and accepts 2-1/2" SAE fasteners. Its 12-point internal geometry engages the fastener at more angles than a six-point design. The tool is aimed at technicians who work on heavy-duty equipment where large inch-size bolts are common.
12-point engagement limits
A 12-point opening allows faster alignment on damaged or corroded heads but transmits less torque to the flats than a six-point socket. On severely rounded fasteners the shallower contact can increase the risk of further rounding. The design therefore suits routine maintenance on intact hardware rather than maximum-force break-out work.
Chrome finish and markings
A chrome plating covers the alloy steel body to resist corrosion in shop environments. Laser-etched size markings remain legible after repeated cleaning, and the brand, part number and size are also hard-stamped for permanent identification. The socket meets ANSI dimensional standards, ensuring consistent fit with 1" drive ratchets and extensions.
Highlights
- 12-point drive engages more fastener surfaces for better grip
- 1-inch square drive fits large impact wrenches for heavy-duty work
- Chrome finish resists corrosion to extend socket life
- Laser-etched and hard-stamped markings speed size identification
- Meets ANSI standards for professional-grade reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which socket should I select for a 1" drive ratchet?
The D099476 model is a 2-1/2" SAE socket with a 1" square drive, so match it to a 1" drive ratchet or breaker bar.
What does the 12-point design do on the job?
The 12-point geometry gives twice as many engagement positions as a 6-point socket, letting you seat it on a fastener with less handle rotation.
Which standard governs this socket?
It meets ANSI standards for dimensional accuracy and strength.
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