1" Drive 2-13/16" 6 Point SAE Hand Socket - Genius Tools

Name: 1 Drive 2-13/16 6 Point SAE Hand Socket
Brand: Genius Tools
SKU: 140272
Price: 92.95 USD
Availability: LimitedAvailability

Part #: 887090

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The Genius Tools 887090 1" Drive 2-13/16" 6 Point SAE Hand Socket is a professional-grade tool engineered for the most demanding automotive and industrial applications. Crafted for superior strength and durability, this robust socket delivers efficient torque transfer for tackling large SAE fasteners in heavy-duty environments. It is an indispensable addition to any professional mechanic's or technician's toolkit.

Key Features

Premium Material Construction: Manufactured from high-strength Chromium Molybdenum Alloy Steel (CR-Mo) for exceptional durability and resistance to wear, ensuring reliable long-term performance.
6-Point Secure Grip: The precision-machined 6-point design provides maximum contact with fastener flats, minimizing the risk of rounding and allowing for optimal torque application.
1" Drive for High Torque: Engineered for use with 1" drive ratchets and breaker bars, this socket is ideal for applications requiring significant torque output.
Corrosion-Resistant Finish: Features a protective chrome polished finish to resist rust and corrosion, maintaining tool integrity in challenging workshop conditions.
Meets Professional Standards: Designed and manufactured to meet or exceed ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standards for quality and reliability.
Lifetime Assurance: Backed by the Genius Tools Limited Lifetime Warranty against manufacturer defects, ensuring peace of mind for professional users.

Applications

This 1" drive hand socket is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics working on large-scale projects. It is commonly utilized in the maintenance and repair of heavy equipment, trucks, agricultural machinery, and industrial assembly. Specific use cases include servicing large axles, suspension components, engine mounts, and fasteners found in railroad, bridge, and building construction, as well as in mining and shipyard operations where oversized fasteners are prevalent.