1/2In Dr 15/16In 6 Pt Deep Socket - KD Tools

Part #: 531230

This KD Tools 1/2-inch drive, 15/16-inch 6-point deep socket is engineered for demanding professional use in automotive and industrial settings. Designed for superior strength and access, it features a chamfered opening for rapid fastener engagement and precision cold forming to withstand high torque applications. Its construction is optimized for both durability and efficiency, ensuring reliable performance when tackling deeply recessed fasteners.

Key Features

  • Fastener Engagement: A chamfered opening allows for quicker and easier seating of the socket onto fasteners, streamlining workflow.
  • Enhanced Access: Thin wall construction provides improved clearance, enabling technicians to reach fasteners in confined or limited access areas.
  • Superior Strength: Precision cold-formed construction ensures exceptional durability and resistance to deformation under heavy load.
  • Optimized Grip: The patented Modified Drive system delivers better gripping power in high-torque situations, significantly reducing the risk of fastener rounding.
  • 6-Point Configuration: Provides a secure grip on hex fasteners, minimizing slippage and damage.

Applications

This 15/16-inch deep socket is an essential tool for professional mechanics and industrial technicians working with a variety of vehicles and machinery. It is particularly effective for accessing and turning deeply recessed nuts and bolts commonly found in automotive suspension systems, engine compartments, exhaust components, and other heavy-duty applications where standard sockets may not reach. Its robust design is suitable for use with impact wrenches or ratchets, providing versatility across numerous repair and maintenance tasks.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: KD Tools
  • Model Number: 531230
  • Drive Size: 1/2 inch
  • Socket Size: 15/16 inch
  • Point Count: 6
  • Length: 3-1/4 inches
  • Weight: 7 oz.
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.