TEKTON
TEKTON SHD32240 3/4 Inch Drive 12-Point Socket
3/4 inch drive 12-point socket fits 1-9/16 inch fasteners for heavy-duty work
- 12-point design grips fastener flats to prevent rounding
- 3/4 inch drive fits heavy-duty ratchets and breaker bars
- 1-9/16 inch opening tackles large automotive and industrial fasteners
- TEKTON brand delivers professional-grade tool storage solutions
- Model SHD32240 identifies this specific socket for easy reordering
3/4-Inch Drive 12-Point Socket
The TEKTON SHD32240 is a professional-grade hand drive socket built for heavy-duty fastening tasks. It fits a 3/4-inch drive ratchet or breaker bar and engages 12-point fasteners securely. Mechanics and industrial technicians use it where high torque and reliable grip are required. The socket is sold new and ships directly from the manufacturer.
1-9/16-Inch Opening
The single specification that determines fit is the 1-9/16-inch hex opening paired with a 3/4-inch square drive. This exact size matches large bolt heads common on commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment and structural steel. If the fastener differs, this socket will not engage. No other dimensions or adaptors are included in the data.
Steel Construction Durability
Forged from high-strength steel, the socket withstands repeated high-torque impacts without rounding. The 12-point geometry distributes force evenly across the fastener flats, reducing slippage under load. Normal use produces minimal wear and no measurable heat buildup. The tool requires no power input and generates no operational noise.
Highlights
- 12-point design grips fastener flats to prevent rounding
- 3/4 inch drive fits heavy-duty ratchets and breaker bars
- 1-9/16 inch opening tackles large automotive and industrial fasteners
- TEKTON brand delivers professional-grade tool storage solutions
- Model SHD32240 identifies this specific socket for easy reordering
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 12-point design mean when the socket is on a fastener?
The 12-point geometry engages a 1-9/16 inch fastener at finer angles, letting you turn it in tighter spaces where a 6-point socket would need more swing room.
How does the 3/4 inch drive square limit the tools I can use with this socket?
The 3/4 inch drive square only fits 3/4 inch drive ratchets, breaker bars or extensions; smaller 1/2 inch drive tools cannot engage it.
What clearance does the socket need to sit fully on a 1-9/16 inch nut?
The socket’s 12-point opening matches a 1-9/16 inch fastener, so you need enough room around the nut for the socket’s outer diameter and the drive tool’s length.
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