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Dynamic D099480 1" Drive 2-5/8" SAE Socket 12 Point
A 1" drive 12-point SAE socket with chrome finish, laser-etched markings and hard-stamped identification meeting ANSI standards
- 12-point drive engages fastener flats for secure grip
- 1" square drive fits heavy-duty impact tools
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in workshop environments
- Laser-etched markings simplify size identification at a glance
- Hard-stamped brand and part number ensure permanent traceability
1" Drive 12-Point Socket
This 1" drive SAE socket fits 2-5/8" fasteners with a 12-point opening that engages from multiple angles. The chrome finish resists corrosion during heavy shop use. Laser-etched and hard-stamped markings make size identification quick on a busy rail.
ANSI Standard Limits
The socket meets ANSI dimensional standards for 1" drive impact and hand tools. That standard defines the wall thickness and drive geometry the socket must satisfy. It does not extend to specialised drive profiles or proprietary fastener designs outside the ANSI scope.
2-5/8" Capacity Headroom
The 2-5/8" opening handles the largest common SAE hex on 1" drive equipment such as heavy truck axles and industrial flanges. It runs out when a job calls for metric sizes above 65 mm or when a 6-point grip is required for rounding-risk fasteners.
Highlights
- 12-point drive engages fastener flats for secure grip
- 1" square drive fits heavy-duty impact tools
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in workshop environments
- Laser-etched markings simplify size identification at a glance
- Hard-stamped brand and part number ensure permanent traceability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 12-point or 6-point version for a 1" drive 2-5/8" SAE socket?
The specifications list a 12-point drive configuration. This design engages fastener flats at more angles, allowing easier placement in tight spaces compared to 6-point versions.
What does the 1" drive size mean when I attach this socket to my tool?
A 1" drive indicates the square drive opening that fits onto a matching 1" drive ratchet or breaker bar. It is built for heavy-duty applications requiring high torque leverage.
Does the ANSI standard cap the torque I can apply through this 1" drive socket?
Meeting ANSI standards confirms dimensional accuracy and material quality for the 1" drive and 12-point geometry. The standard does not publish a specific torque limit for this individual socket.
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