Wright Group
Wright Group 68-27MM 3/4 in Drive Impact Socket 27 mm
A 27 mm, 3/4 in drive impact socket forged from alloy steel with a black-oxide finish and 17.4 mm bolt clearance
- 3/4 in drive handles heavy torque
- 27 mm metric size fits large fasteners
- 6-point geometry grips flats securely
- Hot forged alloy steel resists impact stress
- Black oxide finish protects against corrosion
Wright Group 68-27MM Impact Socket
This Wright Group 68-27MM is a 3/4-inch drive impact socket built for heavy-duty fastening. It features a 27 mm 6-point opening forged from alloy steel with a black oxide finish. The tool meets ASME B 107.110 standards and provides 17.4 mm bolt clearance for professional use.
Suited for high-torque impact work on metric
Mechanics and technicians driving large metric bolts with 3/4-inch impact guns will find this socket matches their drive size and socket profile. Users requiring a different drive size, a different point count, or a non-impact rated finish should select a different tool.
3/4-inch drive size determines compatibility
The single specification that decides fit is the 3/4-inch square drive; it must match the anvil of the impact wrench or breaker bar being used. A mismatch here prevents the socket from engaging the tool at all.
Highlights
- 3/4 in drive handles heavy torque
- 27 mm metric size fits large fasteners
- 6-point geometry grips flats securely
- Hot forged alloy steel resists impact stress
- Black oxide finish protects against corrosion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 68-27MM socket generate noticeable heat during extended impact-wrench use?
The hot-forged alloy steel body dissipates heat normally for impact-rated sockets; no unusual thermal buildup is expected in continuous operation.
What drive tool is required to use this 27 mm socket?
A 3/4 inch drive impact wrench or breaker bar is needed; the socket fits that square drive directly.
Will this 6-point, 17.4 mm bolt-clearance socket engage the fasteners on my older ASME B 107.110 tooling?
Yes, it meets the same ASME B 107.110 standard, so it works with existing 27 mm hardware that follows that specification.
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