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Dynamic D025389 1" Drive 6-Point Socket 3-1/8" Black Phosphate
A 1-inch drive, six-point socket with a corrosion-resistant black phosphate finish and laser-etched size markings for clear identification
- 1" drive handles high-torque applications
- 6-point design grips fastener flats securely
- Black phosphate finish resists corrosion
- Laser-etched markings simplify size identification
- Meets ANSI standards for reliability
1" Drive 6-Point Socket 3-1/8
This 1" drive socket fits 3-1/8" fasteners with a six-point opening. A black phosphate coating resists corrosion during heavy automotive and industrial work. Large laser-etched markings simplify size identification on the job site. The tool meets ANSI standards for dimensional accuracy and strength.
Suits heavy-duty maintenance and assembly
Mechanics and technicians turning large bolts with a 1" drive ratchet or impact gun will find the six-point grip secure. Users who need a different drive size, a different opening profile or a smaller socket for confined spaces should choose another tool.
6-point 3-1/8" opening on 1" drive
The six-point 3-1/8" opening on a 1" square drive is the single specification that determines whether this socket matches the fastener and the drive tool you are using. Verify both dimensions before purchase.
Highlights
- 1" drive handles high-torque applications
- 6-point design grips fastener flats securely
- Black phosphate finish resists corrosion
- Laser-etched markings simplify size identification
- Meets ANSI standards for reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Dynamic D025389 socket come with any accessories or do I need to buy a 1" drive ratchet separately?
The package contains only the single 6-point socket with a black phosphate finish. A compatible 1" drive ratchet or breaker bar must be purchased separately.
How do I know the Dynamic D025389 3-1/8" socket is the right size for my fastener?
The socket is a single 3-1/8" SAE size with large laser-etched markings for clear identification. Choose it only when the bolt or nut measures exactly 3-1/8 inches.
What does the ANSI-standard 6-point design mean when I put this socket on a stubborn bolt?
The 6-point geometry contacts the flat sides of the fastener rather than the corners, reducing rounding risk and allowing higher torque on a 3-1/8" bolt head.
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