Wright Group
Wright Group 8868 impact socket tool storage
A 1-inch drive impact socket sized 2-1/8 inches SAE with six-point alloy steel construction and black oxide finish for heavy-duty fastening tasks
- 1" drive impact socket for heavy-duty torque
- 2-1/8" SAE size fits large fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats to prevent rounding
- Alloy steel construction with black oxide resists corrosion
- Non-magnetic finish keeps metal debris off the tool
Wright Tool 8868 impact socket
The Wright Tool 8868 is a one-inch drive impact socket sized at 2-1/8 inches SAE for heavy-duty fastening work. Its six-point alloy-steel construction and black oxide finish resist corrosion while handling the high torque of impact wrenches. Professional technicians and industrial maintenance crews use it on large equipment where standard sockets would fail.
Upgrade from worn or shallow sockets
Replace cracked chrome sockets or shallow-depth tools that round off six-point fasteners under impact loads. The three-inch overall length and 1-7/32-inch bolt clearance reach recessed hardware that shorter sockets cannot engage. The jump is worth it when fastener damage or rounding becomes a recurring cost on the job.
Simple drive-on installation
Slide the socket onto a one-inch drive impact wrench or breaker bar until it seats on the retaining pin or ring. The non-magnetic alloy steel prevents metal debris from clinging during assembly or disassembly. What usually goes wrong is using a mismatched drive size or forgetting the retaining device, which can eject the socket under load.
Highlights
- 1" drive impact socket for heavy-duty torque
- 2-1/8" SAE size fits large fasteners
- 6-point design grips flats to prevent rounding
- Alloy steel construction with black oxide resists corrosion
- Non-magnetic finish keeps metal debris off the tool
Specifications
| Brand | WRIGHT TOOL |
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Questions about this item
What drive size does the 8868 impact socket require?
The 8868 impact socket requires a 1 in drive size for proper fit and operation.
How is the 8868 impact socket installed on the tool?
Align the 1 in drive square with the impact wrench anvil and press firmly until the detent pin engages securely.
When should the 8868 impact socket be replaced?
Replace the 8868 impact socket if the six-point opening shows rounding, cracks appear in the alloy steel, or the black oxide finish wears through.
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