TEKTON
TEKTON SHD23033 1/2 Inch Drive 1-5/16 Inch Deep 6-Point Socket tool storage
1/2 inch drive deep 6-point socket fits 1-5/16 inch fasteners for heavy-duty automotive work
- 1/2 inch drive fits standard ratchets
- 1-5/16 inch deep socket reaches recessed fasteners
- 6-point design grips flat sides to prevent rounding
- TEKTON brand built for professional garage use
- First listed by manufacturer February 15 2022
Deep Socket for Large Fasteners
The TEKTON SHD23033 is a 1/2 inch drive deep socket sized at 1-5/16 inch with a 6-point opening. It fits large bolts and nuts found on heavy machinery and commercial vehicles. Professional technicians and serious DIY owners use it when standard sockets cannot reach recessed hardware.
Upgrade from Shallow Sockets
This deep well replaces shallow sockets that bottom out on long studs or threaded rod. The extra length clears protruding threads so the socket seats fully on the fastener. The jump is worth it whenever the bolt extends past the nut face or when working through spacers and brackets.
Limits of 1/2 Inch Square Drive
The 1/2 inch square drive handles high torque but requires a matching ratchet or breaker bar. Very large fasteners may exceed the drive’s strength before the socket walls yield. Users needing impact-rated construction or metric sizing must select a different tool.
Highlights
- 1/2 inch drive fits standard ratchets
- 1-5/16 inch deep socket reaches recessed fasteners
- 6-point design grips flat sides to prevent rounding
- TEKTON brand built for professional garage use
- First listed by manufacturer February 15 2022
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 1/2 inch drive fit my existing ratchet?
The 1/2 inch drive square matches standard 1/2 inch ratchets and breaker bars, so it locks onto any compliant tool without an adapter.
How do I seat the socket on a stubborn 1-5/16 inch fastener without rounding it?
Align the 6-point opening squarely, push until the detent ball clicks into the ratchet, then apply steady torque — rocking the handle off-axis is the step that rounds corners.
When should I replace this deep socket?
Replace it when the 6-point walls show visible cracking, the drive square wears loose in the ratchet, or the detent ball no longer holds the socket securely.
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