TEKTON
TEKTON SID23224 1/2 Inch Drive x 15/16 Inch Deep 12-Point Impact Socket tool storage
Holds a 1/2 inch drive 15/16 inch deep 12-point impact socket with laser and stamped markings meeting 1.3 times ANSI/ASME proof torque standard
- High-visibility laser and stamped markings resist wear
- 12-point deep design fits 15/16 inch fasteners securely
- Meets 1.3 times ANSI/ASME proof torque standard
- Compatible with friction ring and detent pin anvils
- TEKTON SID23224 built for impact tool reliability
TEKTON 1/2 Inch Impact Socket
The TEKTON SID23224 is a 1/2 inch drive deep impact socket built for 15/16 inch fasteners. It features a 12-point opening that engages bolts from multiple angles. The design suits mechanics and DIY users who need reliable socket retention on impact tools.
Thermals Noise Power Draw
This hand tool generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during operation. Performance depends entirely on the impact wrench or breaker bar used to drive it. The socket itself adds no thermal load or acoustic signature to the work environment.
Build Fit And Clearance
The socket fits 1/2 inch drive anvils using either friction ring or detent pin retention methods. Its deep profile reaches recessed fasteners that standard sockets cannot access. Laser-etched and stamped size markings remain legible after heavy use. It does not suit smaller drive sizes or non-impact applications requiring thin-wall clearance.
Highlights
- High-visibility laser and stamped markings resist wear
- 12-point deep design fits 15/16 inch fasteners securely
- Meets 1.3 times ANSI/ASME proof torque standard
- Compatible with friction ring and detent pin anvils
- TEKTON SID23224 built for impact tool reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install this 1/2 inch drive 15/16 inch deep socket onto my impact wrench, and what step is often missed?
Slide the socket onto the 1/2 inch anvil until it seats fully; the step people miss is verifying the retention pin or friction ring clicks into the socket's side groove for a secure lock.
What maintenance or replacement will this 12-point impact socket need over time?
Inspect the 12-point drive walls for rounding or cracks after heavy use; replace the socket if the laser-etched or stamped size markings become illegible or the drive end shows deformation.
What is the first limit reached when using this socket under sustained high-torque impact work?
The socket meets 1.3 times the ANSI/ASME proof torque standard, so the practical limit is the fastener or anvil yielding before the socket's rated proof strength is exceeded.
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