Wright Group
Wright Group 8164 1 in Drive 2 in SAE Socket 12 Points tool storage
A 1-inch drive, 2-inch SAE socket with 12 points, forged steel chrome finish, meeting ASME B107.110 standards
- Forged steel construction delivers lasting strength
- 12-point design engages fastener flats securely
- 1 inch square drive fits heavy-duty ratchets
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in workshop conditions
- Meets ASME B107.110 dimensional standard
Professional 12-Point Socket
The Wright Tool 8164 is a one-inch drive socket forged from steel with a chrome finish. It meets ASME B107.110 standards for professional garage and industrial use. The twelve-point configuration allows engagement at multiple angles on standard fasteners.
Mechanics needing one-inch drive
This socket suits technicians working with large SAE hardware requiring a two-inch hex opening. It is not for users driving sockets with smaller ratchets or impact guns lacking a one-inch square drive. Buyers needing metric sizing or six-point geometry should look at other listings.
Two-inch hex opening
The defining specification is the two-inch across-flats dimension paired with a one-inch square drive. Verify that the fastener matches this exact SAE size before ordering. The twelve-point broach and forged construction follow the stated ASME standard.
Highlights
- Forged steel construction delivers lasting strength
- 12-point design engages fastener flats securely
- 1 inch square drive fits heavy-duty ratchets
- Chrome finish resists corrosion in workshop conditions
- Meets ASME B107.110 dimensional standard
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 12-point socket require replacement if the chrome finish wears off?
The forged-steel body remains functional even if the chrome plating shows cosmetic wear; replacement is only needed if the drive walls crack or round.
What limits continuous use of the 1-inch drive socket first?
The ASME B107.110 torque rating is the governing limit; exceeding it risks rounding the 12-point profile before the steel yields.
Does the socket generate noticeable heat or noise during all-day impact work?
No — it has no moving parts, so it produces neither audible noise nor measurable heat under normal torque loads.
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