Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic 2036UD 1/2" Drive 1-1/8" SAE 6pt Socket
A 1/2-inch drive impact socket with six-point SAE sizing for high-torque fastening
- 1/2" drive fits standard ratchets
- 1-1/8" SAE size for specific fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats securely
- Impact rated for power tool use
- Model 2036 from Grey Pneumatic
Professional Impact Socket
The Grey Pneumatic 2036UD is a 1/2" drive SAE impact socket built for 1-1/8" fasteners. Its six-point profile engages the flats of the bolt head to reduce rounding under high torque. Mechanics and heavy-equipment technicians reach for this size when servicing axle nuts, suspension bolts or large structural hardware.
Through-Hole Construction
The socket features a through-hole and groove that accept a retaining pin and O-ring for secure attachment to an impact gun anvil. This locking method prevents the socket from flying off during repetitive hammering. The 1/2" square drive fits standard industrial impact wrenches found in most fleet and agricultural shops.
Direct Manufacturer Fulfilment
Orders of 75 or more ship free and the item ships directly from Grey Pneumatic, shortening the supply chain between the factory and your tool drawer. No additional accessories or software are included with this single socket. Buyers needing a full range of SAE or metric sizes will have to source each socket individually.
Highlights
- 1/2" drive fits standard ratchets
- 1-1/8" SAE size for specific fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats securely
- Impact rated for power tool use
- Model 2036 from Grey Pneumatic
Specifications
| Brand | GREY PNEUMATIC |
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Questions about this item
What drive size does the 2036UD socket accept, and what torque limit does that interface impose?
The 2036UD accepts a 1/2" drive; the square drive itself sets the practical torque ceiling, so the socket will handle whatever a standard 1/2" impact gun can deliver.
What clearance does the 1-1/8" SAE 6-point socket need on the fastener and in the tool drawer?
The socket fits a 1-1/8" hex fastener and its 6-point walls add minimal bulk, so it sits in any standard 1/2" drive socket rail or drawer compartment.
How do you install the 2036UD on an impact wrench, and what step do users often skip?
Slide the 1/2" square drive onto the anvil until the detent ball clicks; the step many miss is verifying that click before applying power.
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