Wright Group
Wright Group 68102 3/4 in Drive Impact Socket 2 1/2 in tool storage
A 3/4 in drive impact socket with 2 1/2 in SAE size, alloy steel construction and ASME B107.11 compliance
- 3/4 in drive fits heavy impact wrenches
- 2 1/2 in SAE size handles large fasteners
- 1 15/16 in bolt clearance reaches deep bolts
- Six-point shape grips flats to prevent rounding
- ASME B107.11 conformance meets industry standard
Wright 68102 Impact Socket
The Wright 68102 is a 3/4 in drive impact socket built for bolts that require an SAE 2 1/2 in size. Its six-point geometry increases contact area to reduce rounding under high torque. Alloy steel construction and a black oxide finish add wear resistance for heavy-duty automotive and construction use. The socket conforms to ASME B107.11.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Alloy steel handles repeated impact-wrench cycles without the cracking seen in thinner chrome sockets. The six-point profile distributes force across flats rather than corners, preserving both fastener and socket during extended tightening or loosening runs. Black oxide coating resists surface wear that can accelerate under continuous high-torque operation.
SAE Interface Limits
The 3/4 in square drive restricts use to matching impact wrenches and extensions; smaller drives cannot transmit the required torque. SAE sizing means the socket fits only inch-based fasteners, not metric hardware. Overall length of 3 1/4 in and bolt clearance depth of 1 15/16 in define the maximum reach for recessed bolts.
Highlights
- 3/4 in drive fits heavy impact wrenches
- 2 1/2 in SAE size handles large fasteners
- 1 15/16 in bolt clearance reaches deep bolts
- Six-point shape grips flats to prevent rounding
- ASME B107.11 conformance meets industry standard
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 68102 impact socket generate during all-day use with a 3/4 in drive impact wrench?
The alloy steel construction and black oxide finish are designed to handle high torque without excessive heat buildup during continuous operation.
What drive size impact wrench must I already own to use this 2 1/2 in SAE socket?
You need a 3/4 in drive impact wrench to match the socket's drive size for proper fit and torque transfer.
Will this ASME B107.11 compliant socket work with older 3/4 in drive anvils and extensions I already have?
Yes, the standard 3/4 in drive and six-point design ensure compatibility with existing anvils and extensions that follow the same specification.
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