TEKTON
TEKTON 1/2 inch drive 15/16 inch 6-point impact socket
A 15/16 inch 6-point impact socket with dual markings and radiused corners that meets 1.3 times the ANSI/ASME proof torque standard
- High-visibility laser and permanent stamped markings ensure size stays readable
- 6-point opening grips hex fastener flats for exact fit and no rounding
- Radiused corners apply force to flat sides preventing fastener round-off
- Meets 1.3 times ANSI/ASME proof torque standard for high strength
- Detent pin hole works with both friction ring and pin anvils
TEKTON 1/2 inch drive 15/16 inch 6-point impact
This TEKTON impact socket features a 1/2 inch drive and a 15/16 inch 6-point opening. It is built for use with impact wrenches and meets a minimum of 1.3 times the ANSI/ASME standard for proof torque. Radiused corners apply force to fastener flats to prevent rounding.
Mechanics and DIYers removing or installing hex
The 6-point design and radiused corners suit high-torque impact work on standard hex heads. The socket works with both friction ring and detent pin anvils. Buyers needing a different drive size or socket size should look at other options.
15/16 inch 6-point opening with dual markings
The precise 6-point opening provides an exact fit for 15/16 inch hex fasteners. Size is marked with a high-visibility laser marking and a permanent stamped marking that will not wear off. A detent pin hole on one side allows the user to choose whether to engage a pin.
Highlights
- High-visibility laser and permanent stamped markings ensure size stays readable
- 6-point opening grips hex fastener flats for exact fit and no rounding
- Radiused corners apply force to flat sides preventing fastener round-off
- Meets 1.3 times ANSI/ASME proof torque standard for high strength
- Detent pin hole works with both friction ring and pin anvils
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What torque load can the 15/16 inch socket withstand before fastener damage?
Each socket meets a minimum of 1.3 times the ANSI/ASME standard for proof torque, giving the 15/16 inch size a substantial safety margin over the published proof load.
How hot or noisy does the socket get during continuous impact-wrench use?
The socket itself generates no heat or noise; all temperature and sound come from the impact wrench and the fastener joint being driven.
Which 1/2 inch drive anvil types accept the detent pin hole on this socket?
The detent pin hole works with both friction ring anvils and detent pin anvils, so you can choose whether to engage the pin for retention.
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