Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic 3062D 3/4" Drive 1-15/16" SAE 6pt Socket
Impact socket with 3/4 inch drive and 1-15/16 inch SAE size featuring six-point design
- 3/4" drive fits large impact wrenches
- 1-15/16" SAE size matches heavy fasteners
- Six-point design grips flats to reduce rounding
- Impact-grade steel withstands high torque loads
- Model 3062D identifies the exact socket
3/4-Inch Drive Impact Socket
The Grey Pneumatic 3062D is a six-point SAE impact socket sized at 1-15/16 inches. It fits a 3/4-inch square drive and is built for high-torque fastening on heavy equipment. Mechanics working on trucks, agricultural machinery or industrial assemblies will find it matches large fastener heads. The tool is supplied new and ready for workshop use.
Behaviour Under Sustained Load
The six-point configuration distributes force across flat surfaces rather than corners, reducing rounding during repeated impact cycles. Hardened alloy steel absorbs shock from pneumatic or electric impact wrenches without cracking. The wall thickness supports prolonged use on stubborn bolts where continuous hammering is required. The socket retains dimensional accuracy through extended sessions.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your impact wrench or breaker bar accepts a 3/4-inch square drive before ordering. Confirm the fastener you intend to turn measures exactly 1-15/16 inches across the flats. Ensure your workflow uses SAE sizing rather than metric equivalents. The socket is designed for impact applications only and is not suited for precision torque wrench work.
Highlights
- 3/4" drive fits large impact wrenches
- 1-15/16" SAE size matches heavy fasteners
- Six-point design grips flats to reduce rounding
- Impact-grade steel withstands high torque loads
- Model 3062D identifies the exact socket
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the Grey Pneumatic 3062D produce during continuous use?
The Grey Pneumatic 3062D is a passive impact socket with no moving parts, motor or electronics, so it generates no measurable heat or noise on its own.
What drive tool is required to operate the 3/4" drive socket?
A 3/4" drive ratchet, breaker bar or impact wrench is needed to turn the socket.
Will the 6-point SAE socket fit older 3/4" drive hardware I already own?
Yes, the 3/4" square drive and 1-15/16" SAE 6-point opening match the same industry dimensions used on legacy tools.
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