Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic 3050R 3/4" Drive 1-9/16" SAE 6pt Socket
A 3/4-inch drive impact socket with a 6-point design for secure fastener engagement
- Professional impact socket handles heavy-duty fastening tasks
- 3/4" drive fits standard impact wrenches securely
- 1-9/16" SAE size matches common large fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats to prevent rounding off
- Grey Pneumatic brand trusted by mechanics worldwide
Professional Impact Socket for Heavy-Duty Fastening
The Grey Pneumatic 3050R is a 3/4-inch drive impact socket with a 1-9/16-inch SAE opening and six-point geometry. It is built for high-torque applications on large fasteners in industrial and automotive environments.
Suited for Technicians Using 3/4-Inch Drive Tools
This socket fits professionals who already operate 3/4-inch drive impact wrenches and need a six-point grip on 1-9/16-inch SAE hardware. It is not for users limited to 1/2-inch drive equipment or those requiring metric sizing.
Verify Your Drive Size and Fastener Standard
Confirm that your impact wrench has a 3/4-inch square drive and that the fastener measures 1-9/16 inches SAE. The six-point design requires matching fastener geometry for proper engagement.
Highlights
- Professional impact socket handles heavy-duty fastening tasks
- 3/4" drive fits standard impact wrenches securely
- 1-9/16" SAE size matches common large fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats to prevent rounding off
- Grey Pneumatic brand trusted by mechanics worldwide
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size ratchet or breaker bar do I need to turn this 3/4" drive socket?
Use any 3/4" drive ratchet, breaker bar or impact gun — the socket has a 3/4" square drive hole that mates directly with those tools.
Can I keep using my 1/2" drive impact gun with this socket through an adapter?
A 1/2" to 3/4" step-up adapter will physically connect them, but the smaller gun may not deliver enough torque for a 1-9/16" fastener and the adapter adds length that can reduce clearance.
How do I verify the socket is seated correctly on the fastener before applying force?
The 6-point opening should slide fully onto the hex head with no wobble; you will feel a positive detent when the drive end locks onto your ratchet or gun.
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