Ken Tool
Ken Tool 30149 Impact Socket 13/16 in Square Drive
Impact-rated steel socket fits 13/16-inch fasteners with a one-inch square drive for heavy-duty use
- TypeAdjustable Wrenches
- MaterialSteel
- 1 in drive fits large fasteners
- 13/16 in size matches common lug nuts
- Impact rated steel handles high torque
- Steel construction resists wear under load
- Adjustable wrench type adds versatility
Impact Socket for Heavy-Duty Use
This Ken Tool 30149 impact socket is a 13/16 inch steel tool built for high-torque applications. It fits a 1 inch square drive and carries an impact rating for use with powered drivers. Professional technicians and serious DIYers will find it suited for demanding automotive and industrial fastening tasks.
Drive Size and Impact Limits
The socket requires a 1 inch square drive on the wrench or gun, so smaller drives cannot accept it. Its impact rating confirms suitability for repeated hammer blows, yet the steel construction still has a finite fatigue life under extreme continuous cycling. Always match the socket to the output drive to avoid slippage or damage.
Compatibility Checks Before Buying
Verify that your impact wrench or breaker bar provides a 1 inch square drive before ordering. Confirm the 13/16 inch opening matches the fastener size you intend to turn. Ensure the tool’s overall length clears the workspace around the bolt or nut.
Highlights
- 1 in drive fits large fasteners
- 13/16 in size matches common lug nuts
- Impact rated steel handles high torque
- Steel construction resists wear under load
- Adjustable wrench type adds versatility
Specifications
| Brand | Ken-Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | 30149 |
| Type | Adjustable Wrenches |
| Material | Steel |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 13/16 in socket or a different size for my 1 in drive impact wrench?
The 13/16 in size refers to the fastener opening; select the socket that matches the bolt or nut you are turning, while the 1 in square drive must match your impact wrench.
What does the 1 in square drive mean when the socket is on an impact wrench?
It means the socket fits a 1 in drive anvil, transferring the wrench’s full impact torque to the 13/16 in fastener without an adapter.
Is the impact-rated design limited by the steel construction or the 1 in drive standard?
The steel construction and impact-rated design handle the high torque of 1 in drive impact tools, so the socket is not capped by the drive standard itself.
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