Wiha Tools
Wiha Tools 30mm 12-point insulated socket
Insulated 30 mm socket with 12-point metric opening for protected electrical work
- Typesocket
- 12-point profile grips fasteners securely
- 30 mm metric size fits large bolts
- Chrome vanadium steel resists wear
- Insulated for electrical safety
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion
30 mm 12-point insulated socket
This Wiha Tools socket is a metric hand tool with a 30 mm opening and twelve contact points. It is insulated for electrical work and built from chrome vanadium with a chrome finish. The 1/2 inch drive fits standard ratchets and torque wrenches used in automotive and industrial maintenance.
Electricians and mechanics needing insulated
Professionals who require insulated tools for live-circuit safety up to the rated voltage will find this socket suitable. It is not intended for buyers who need a full socket set or a different drive size. Users looking for non-insulated impact sockets or imperial measurements should select another product.
Chrome vanadium construction under sustained torque
The chrome vanadium alloy resists rounding when high torque is applied repeatedly. Insulation remains intact during normal tightening cycles on fastened joints. The twelve-point geometry engages fasteners quickly in confined spaces without slipping under continuous load. The chrome finish protects against corrosion during extended use in harsh environments.
Highlights
- 12-point profile grips fasteners securely
- 30 mm metric size fits large bolts
- Chrome vanadium steel resists wear
- Insulated for electrical safety
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | Wiha Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | socket |
Questions about this item
Will this 30 mm socket fit my existing 1/2" drive ratchet?
Yes, the socket is built with a 1/2" drive size so it locks directly onto any standard 1/2" drive ratchet or breaker bar you already own.
Can I use this 12-point insulated socket on older, non-insulated fasteners without damaging them?
The 12-point geometry engages the fastener at multiple angles, giving the same grip on conventional hex nuts and bolts as on newer ones.
How can I verify the insulation is intact before I start working on live circuits?
Inspect the chrome finish for cracks, chips or wear; any breach in the coating means the socket must be replaced before electrical use.
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