K Tool International
K-Tool International KTI-24170 3/4" Drive Socket
A 3/4" drive, 2-3/16" SAE socket with a 6-point chrome finish for high-torque fastening
- 3/4" drive fits heavy-duty ratchets
- 2-3/16" SAE opening matches large fasteners
- Six-point profile grips flats to reduce rounding
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in garage environments
- K-Tool International brand trusted by professional technicians
Product Identity
K-Tool International KTI-24170 is a 3/4-inch drive SAE socket built for heavy-duty fastening tasks. The 2-3/16-inch opening fits large bolts found on commercial vehicles and industrial equipment. Six-point geometry contacts flats rather than corners to reduce rounding risk. Chrome finish resists corrosion in demanding shop environments.
Target User
Professional technicians servicing heavy trucks, agricultural machinery or construction gear will appreciate the large drive size and substantial wall thickness. Hobbyists working only on passenger cars or light trucks will find the 3/4-inch drive unnecessarily bulky and should consider smaller drive sizes instead.
Deciding Specification
The 3/4-inch square drive is the single specification that determines compatibility with your ratchet, breaker bar or impact gun. Verify that your turning tools accept this drive size before purchase, as 1/2-inch or 1-inch drive tools will not fit this socket.
Highlights
- 3/4" drive fits heavy-duty ratchets
- 2-3/16" SAE opening matches large fasteners
- Six-point profile grips flats to reduce rounding
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in garage environments
- K-Tool International brand trusted by professional technicians
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 2-3/16-inch socket size perform on a real fastener?
The 6-point chrome socket grips the flat sides of a 2-3/16-inch SAE bolt or nut, reducing rounding risk while delivering full torque through the 3/4-inch drive.
What does the 3/4-inch drive standard limit in everyday use?
The 3/4-inch square drive fits matching ratchets, breaker bars and extensions, so the maximum applied torque is governed by the strength of those drive tools rather than the socket itself.
What clearance does the socket need to fit onto a bolt head?
The standard 6-point chrome wall thickness requires enough open space around the 2-3/16-inch fastener for the socket to slide straight on without interference from adjacent components.
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