TEKTON
TEKTON 32328 3/4 Inch Drive 28 mm 12-Point Socket tool storage
A 3/4 inch drive 28 mm 12-point socket designed for high-torque applications
- 12-point design grips fastener flats securely
- 3/4 inch drive fits large ratchets and breakers
- 28 mm opening matches metric hardware precisely
- TEKTON brand built for professional shop use
- New condition ensures full factory specification
Socket Size and Drive
The TEKTON 32328 is a 3/4 inch drive 12-point socket sized to 28 mm. It is built for heavy-duty fastening work where large bolt heads are common. The 12-point geometry gives multiple engagement angles in tight spaces. This tool suits professional mechanics and serious home users.
Who It Suits and Who It Does Not
Technicians working on commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment or industrial machinery will find the drive size and metric fit appropriate. Buyers who need smaller drive sizes such as 1/2 inch or 3/8 inch for lighter automotive jobs should look at other sockets. Anyone requiring impact-rated construction must choose a different product line.
Deciding Specification
The single specification that decides fit is the 28 mm 12-point opening matched to a 3/4 inch square drive. If the fastener is not 28 mm or the ratchet is not 3/4 inch drive this socket will not work. Verify both measurements before ordering.
Highlights
- 12-point design grips fastener flats securely
- 3/4 inch drive fits large ratchets and breakers
- 28 mm opening matches metric hardware precisely
- TEKTON brand built for professional shop use
- New condition ensures full factory specification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/4 inch drive 28 mm 12-point socket onto my ratchet?
Align the 3/4 inch square drive on the socket with the ratchet's anvil, push firmly until the detent ball engages, and verify it locks before applying torque.
What maintenance will the 12-point socket need over time?
Clean debris from the 12-point opening after each use, apply a light oil coat to prevent corrosion, and inspect the 28 mm hex walls for rounding or cracks before reuse.
What limit appears first when the 28 mm socket sees sustained high-torque work?
The 12-point geometry contacts fewer flats than a 6-point design, so the fastener corners deform first under continuous heavy loading.
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