Wright Group
Wright Group 89108 1" Drive 3-3/8" SAE Impact Socket 6-Point Tool Storage
SAE impact socket with 6-point drive for high-torque fastening, forged from alloy steel with black oxide finish
- 1" drive fits large impact wrenches for heavy-duty torque
- 3-3/8" SAE size engages big fasteners securely
- 6-point geometry grips flats to reduce rounding risk
- Hot forged alloy steel with black oxide resists wear and corrosion
- Deep well with 2" bolt clearance reaches recessed hardware
Wright Group 89108 1" Drive Impact Socket
The Wright Group 89108 is a 1" drive SAE impact socket sized at 3-3/8" with a 6-point configuration. It is built from hot forged alloy steel and finished in black oxide for corrosion resistance. The deep design provides bolt clearance of 2 in, making it suitable for reaching recessed fasteners on heavy equipment.
Upgrading from standard chrome sockets
This impact-rated socket replaces standard chrome sockets that can crack under high-torque impact tools. It meets ASME B 107.110 standards for impact use, ensuring durability under repeated hammer blows. The jump is worth it when working on large industrial or agricultural machinery where fastener sizes demand a 1" drive and deep reach.
Suited for heavy-duty maintenance technicians
This socket suits mechanics and maintenance crews servicing large trucks, construction equipment, or farm implements with 3-3/8" fasteners. It is not for general automotive work where smaller drive sizes and shallow sockets are standard. Buyers who need a full set of metric or smaller SAE sizes should look at broader socket collections.
Highlights
- 1" drive fits large impact wrenches for heavy-duty torque
- 3-3/8" SAE size engages big fasteners securely
- 6-point geometry grips flats to reduce rounding risk
- Hot forged alloy steel with black oxide resists wear and corrosion
- Deep well with 2" bolt clearance reaches recessed hardware
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size fits the Wright 89108 impact socket?
It accepts a 1 in drive, so a 1 in impact wrench or breaker bar is required for use.
How is the socket installed, and what step is often missed?
Push the socket squarely onto the anvil until the retaining pin or ring clicks into the groove; skipping the pin leaves the socket loose under load.
When will the socket need replacement?
Replace it when the 6-point profile rounds off, cracks appear in the forged alloy body, or the black oxide coating wears through to bare steel.
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