Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic 2115MD 1/2" Drive 15mm Metric Socket 12pt
A 1/2 inch drive 15 mm metric impact socket with twelve points for high-torque fastening
- 1/2" drive fits standard ratchets for versatile use
- 15 mm metric size targets common fastener dimensions
- 12-point design engages bolts from multiple angles
- Impact-rated construction handles high-torque applications
- Grey Pneumatic branding signals professional-grade quality
Professional Impact Socket
The Grey Pneumatic 2115MD is a 1/2 inch drive metric impact socket sized at 15mm with a 12-point configuration. It is built for technicians who need a reliable socket for high-torque fastening and removal tasks on metric hardware.
Durable Impact Construction
Impact-rated construction handles the sudden force of pneumatic or cordless impact wrenches without cracking. The 12-point geometry engages fastener flats securely, reducing the chance of rounding off 15mm nuts and bolts during heavy use.
Upgrade from Standard Sockets
This socket replaces standard chrome hand sockets that cannot withstand impact loads. The jump is worth it when moving from hand ratcheting to powered impact tools on 15mm fasteners where 12-point access is preferred.
Highlights
- 1/2" drive fits standard ratchets for versatile use
- 15 mm metric size targets common fastener dimensions
- 12-point design engages bolts from multiple angles
- Impact-rated construction handles high-torque applications
- Grey Pneumatic branding signals professional-grade quality
Specifications
| Brand | GREY PNEUMATIC |
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Questions about this item
How does the 1/2" drive socket fit onto an impact wrench, and what step is often missed?
Slide the 15 mm, 12-point socket squarely onto the 1/2" drive anvil until the detent ball clicks into the groove; the step many skip is verifying that click so the socket cannot spin off under impact.
What wear or replacement should I expect for the 2115MD socket over time?
The 12-point opening will gradually round at the corners from repeated high-torque cycles; when the 15 mm fastener heads start slipping, replace the socket to avoid damaging bolts.
What limit appears first when the socket is used continuously on an impact gun?
Heat builds in the 1/2" drive interface and the 12-point walls faster than the steel can dissipate it, so the socket-to-anvil connection loosens before the metal itself yields.
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