Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic 3038D 3/4" Drive 1-3/16" SAE 6pt Socket tool storage
Stores the Grey Pneumatic 3038D 3/4" drive 1-3/16" SAE 6-point impact socket securely
- Professional-grade impact socket withstands high torque
- 3/4-inch drive fits heavy-duty ratchets and breakers
- 1-3/16-inch SAE size targets specific large fasteners
- Six-point geometry grips flats to reduce rounding
- Grey Pneumatic 3038D built for demanding shop use
3/4" Drive SAE Impact Socket
The Grey Pneumatic 3038D is a 3/4 inch drive impact socket built for heavy-duty fastening tasks. It fits 1-3/16 inch SAE fasteners with a six-point configuration that grips the flats of the hardware. This design reduces the risk of rounding corners on stubborn bolts and nuts. It suits professional mechanics and serious DIYers working on large equipment.
Upgrade from worn or twelve-point sockets
A fresh six-point socket replaces rounded or damaged tools that slip under high torque. The jump is worth it when older sockets no longer hold fasteners securely or when twelve-point versions have deformed bolt heads. The 3038D restores positive engagement for impact applications where reliability matters most.
Verify drive size and fastener measurement
Confirm your impact wrench or breaker bar uses a 3/4 inch square drive before ordering. Ensure the fastener you intend to turn measures exactly 1-3/16 inches across the flats. Using the wrong drive size or socket size damages both the tool and the hardware.
Highlights
- Professional-grade impact socket withstands high torque
- 3/4-inch drive fits heavy-duty ratchets and breakers
- 1-3/16-inch SAE size targets specific large fasteners
- Six-point geometry grips flats to reduce rounding
- Grey Pneumatic 3038D built for demanding shop use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size does the 3038D socket need to fit my ratchet?
The 3038D uses a 3/4 inch drive, so it fits any standard 3/4 inch drive ratchet or breaker bar.
How do I install the 3038D socket onto a 1-3/16 inch fastener without rounding it?
Align the six-point opening squarely on the hex fastener before applying force; the 6-point design grips the flats, not the corners.
When should I replace the 3038D impact socket?
Replace it if the drive square shows cracks, the six-point walls are deformed, or the socket no longer seats fully on the fastener.
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