Steelman
Steelman 60260-14 4" 6-Point Locknut Socket 3/4" Drive tool storage
A 4-inch, 6-point locknut socket with a 3/4-inch drive for manual removal of large fasteners
- 6-point design grips fastener sides to reduce rounding
- Carbon steel construction with black powder coat resists chipping
- Laser-etched markings stay readable through heavy use
- Fits any 3/4-inch drive ratchet or torque wrench
- Manual-use only socket built for wheel bearing nuts
4-Inch 6-Point Locknut Socket
The STEELMAN 60260-14 is a hand-operated socket built for removing and installing wheel bearing nuts and other large industrial fasteners. Its 6-point design grips the flats of the fastener to reduce rounding and premature wear. It fits any standard 3/4-inch drive ratchet, extension, adapter, or torque wrench for manual tightening and loosening tasks.
Laser-Etched Markings and Powder Coat
The socket features size callouts that are laser etched into the steel body, ensuring they remain legible and will not rub off during heavy use. A black powder coat finish provides industrial-strength corrosion resistance that resists chipping and fading over time. These durability features help maintain tool identification and surface protection in demanding garage environments.
Manual-Use Only Constraint
This tool is manufactured from high-strength carbon steel specifically for manual operation and is not rated for use with power or impact wrenches. Using it with impact tools can cause failure or damage to the socket and fastener. Buyers requiring impact-rated sockets for powered equipment must select a different tool designed for that application.
Highlights
- 6-point design grips fastener sides to reduce rounding
- Carbon steel construction with black powder coat resists chipping
- Laser-etched markings stay readable through heavy use
- Fits any 3/4-inch drive ratchet or torque wrench
- Manual-use only socket built for wheel bearing nuts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the laser-etched size markings wear off and need replacement?
The markings are laser-etched into the steel so they will not rub off during normal use.
What is the first limitation when using this socket continuously on large fasteners?
It is designed for manual use only and must not be used with power or impact wrenches.
How much heat or noise does the tool generate during all-day manual work?
As a non-powered hand socket it produces no measurable heat or noise of its own.
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