Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic 3062R 3/4" Drive 1-15/16" SAE 6pt Socket tool storage
A 3/4-inch drive SAE impact socket with six-point grip for 1-15/16-inch fasteners
- 3/4" drive fits heavy-duty impact wrenches
- 1-15/16" SAE size targets large fasteners
- 6-point profile grips flats to reduce rounding
- Grey Pneumatic brand built for professional use
- New condition ensures full factory specification
Grey Pneumatic 3062R Impact Socket
The Grey Pneumatic 3062R is a 3/4 inch drive impact socket built for heavy-duty automotive and industrial fastening. Its six-point SAE profile grips 1-15/16 inch fasteners securely during high-torque applications. Professional technicians and serious hobbyists rely on this tool for durability under repeated impact loads.
Upgrade from worn or shallow sockets
Replace rounded or cracked sockets that slip on stubborn bolts with this impact-rated design. The jump is worth it when standard hand-tool sockets fail under pneumatic or electric impact wrench force. Mechanics facing seized lug nuts or rusted suspension hardware gain reliable engagement without damaging fastener corners.
Handles high-torque impact work
The six-point geometry distributes load across flats, allowing the socket to withstand sustained impact wrench output on large SAE hardware. It runs out when fasteners exceed the 1-15/16 inch size or when a 1 inch or larger drive system is required for extreme industrial torque.
Highlights
- 3/4" drive fits heavy-duty impact wrenches
- 1-15/16" SAE size targets large fasteners
- 6-point profile grips flats to reduce rounding
- Grey Pneumatic brand built for professional use
- New condition ensures full factory specification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 3/4" drive socket fit my existing 3/4" drive ratchet?
Yes, the socket has a standard 3/4" drive square that matches any 3/4" drive ratchet or breaker bar.
How do I install the socket onto the fastener without rounding the corners?
Engage the 6-point opening fully over the 1-15/16" hex fastener before applying force; partial engagement rounds corners.
When should I replace this impact socket?
Replace it if the 6-point walls show cracks, the drive square wears loose, or the opening becomes rounded from use.
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