Grey Pneumatic
Grey Pneumatic 4932F 1" Drive x 1" Hex Driver
A 1" drive hex driver socket made from chro-moly alloy steel with a high-torque design that reduces fastener rounding, measuring 3.94" long and weighing 2.1 lbs
- TypeHex Key Accessories
- Chromoly alloy steel resists wear under high torque
- GP High Torque Drive design reduces fastener rounding risk
- 1 inch drive fits large impact wrenches directly
- 1 inch hex bit handles heavy-duty fasteners
- 1 lbs weight balances strength and control
Grey Pneumatic 4932F 1" Hex Driver
The Grey Pneumatic 4932F is a 1-inch drive hex driver socket built from chro-moly alloy steel. Its high-torque drive design reduces the chance of fastener rounding during heavy use. The tool measures 3.94 inches in overall length with a 2.13-inch body diameter and weighs 2.1 lbs. A lifetime warranty backs the construction.
Suited for 1-inch drive impact work
Mechanics and technicians driving 1-inch hex fasteners with compatible impact guns will find the GP High Torque Drive profile effective. Buyers needing a different hex size or a shorter overall length for confined access should look at other part numbers. The 0.79-inch hex depth suits standard fastener engagement but may not reach deeply recessed heads.
1-inch drive by 1-inch hex sizing
The single specification that decides fit is the 1-inch square drive mated to a 1-inch hex opening. Verify that both the tool drive and the fastener match these dimensions exactly before purchase.
Highlights
- Chromoly alloy steel resists wear under high torque
- GP High Torque Drive design reduces fastener rounding risk
- 1 inch drive fits large impact wrenches directly
- 1 inch hex bit handles heavy-duty fasteners
- 1 lbs weight balances strength and control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size ratchet or breaker bar does the 4932F hex driver need to work?
The 4932F has a 1" drive, so it requires a 1" drive ratchet, breaker bar, or impact wrench to operate.
Will the 1" hex bit on this driver fit the same fasteners as my older 3/4" drive hex sockets?
No, the 4932F uses a 1" hex bit for 1" fastener flats; 3/4" drive sockets have smaller hex bits and will not engage the same fasteners.
How can I confirm the 4932F is seated correctly before applying torque?
The 1" drive square should sit flush on the anvil with the pin engaged, and the 1" hex bit must be fully inserted into the fastener with no visible gap.
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