TEKTON
TEKTON SID13219 3/8 Drive 3/4 Deep 12-Point Impact Socket
A 3/8 inch drive deep impact socket with a 12-point opening for 3/4 inch fasteners, laser-marked and stamped for lasting identification
- High-visibility laser and permanent stamped markings for easy identification
- Compatible with both friction ring and detent pin anvils
- Exceeds ANSI/ASME proof torque standard by 1.3 times
- Deep 12-point design engages fasteners securely
- Quality construction from TEKTON for lasting performance
3/8 Drive 3/4 Deep Impact Socket
The TEKTON SID13219 is a 3/8 inch drive impact socket sized at 3/4 inch with a 12-point configuration. It is built for mechanics and technicians who need a deep-reach socket that withstands repeated high-torque cycles on powered tools.
Laser marking and stamped marking
High-visibility laser marking and permanent stamped marking both identify the size so it remains readable after heavy shop use. The socket fits both friction ring anvils and detent pin anvils, letting it lock securely onto different impact wrench designs without extra adapters.
1.3 times ANSI proof torque
Each socket meets a minimum of 1.3 times the ANSI/ASME standard for proof torque, giving a measurable safety margin over the baseline requirement. It handles stubborn fasteners and extended reach applications, but it is not suited for jobs that call for a larger drive size or a different socket depth.
Highlights
- High-visibility laser and permanent stamped markings for easy identification
- Compatible with both friction ring and detent pin anvils
- Exceeds ANSI/ASME proof torque standard by 1.3 times
- Deep 12-point design engages fasteners securely
- Quality construction from TEKTON for lasting performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the size markings on this TEKTON SID13219 socket wear off with heavy use?
No, each socket has both a high-visibility laser marking and a permanent stamped marking that won't wear off.
What torque limit does this 12-point impact socket meet before risk of failure?
Each socket size meets a minimum of 1.3 times the ANSI/ASME standard for proof torque.
Does this impact socket generate excessive heat during extended use with a power tool?
Impact sockets are designed to withstand the forces of power tools without generating excessive heat under normal operation.
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