Dynamic
Dynamic D099484 1" Drive 2-15/16" SAE Socket 12 Point
One-inch drive SAE socket with twelve-point opening and laser-etched size markings for quick identification
- 12-point drive grips fastener flats securely
- 1-inch square drive fits heavy-duty ratchets
- 2-15/16-inch SAE size targets large bolts
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in shop environments
- Laser-etched and hard-stamped markings simplify size identification
1" Drive 2-15/16" SAE Socket 12 Point
The Dynamic D099484 is a 1" drive SAE socket sized at 2-15/16" with a 12-point opening. A chrome finish protects against corrosion while large laser-etched markings and hard-stamped identifiers simplify size recognition. The socket meets ANSI standards for professional use.
Mechanics needing a single large SAE socket
This socket suits technicians who require a 2-15/16" 12-point drive for specific heavy-duty fasteners. Buyers needing a full set of sockets, metric sizing, or a different drive size should look at other options. The Prop 65 chemical warning also applies for users in regulated environments.
Simple hand-tool installation
The socket fits directly onto any 1" drive ratchet or breaker bar without adapters. Corrosion resistance is maintained by the chrome finish if cleaned after exposure to moisture or chemicals. The main issue arises when the 12-point profile rounds off damaged fastener corners.
Highlights
- 12-point drive grips fastener flats securely
- 1-inch square drive fits heavy-duty ratchets
- 2-15/16-inch SAE size targets large bolts
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in shop environments
- Laser-etched and hard-stamped markings simplify size identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drive ratchet or breaker bar is needed for the 1" drive socket?
A 1" square-drive ratchet, breaker bar or impact gun is required to turn this socket.
Will the 12-point opening grip the worn corners on my older SAE fasteners?
The 12-point geometry contacts the flats rather than the corners, so it can turn rounded or damaged 2-15/16" bolts more easily than a 6-point design.
How can I confirm the socket meets ANSI strength requirements after I start using it?
The socket is manufactured to ANSI specifications and carries permanent hard-stamped brand, part number and size markings for verification.
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