1/2 In Dr 12 Pt Standard Socket - 1-1/16 In - KD Tools

Part #: 533134

The KD Tools 533134 1/2-inch drive, 12-point standard socket, sized 1-1/16 inches, is a professional-grade tool engineered for demanding automotive and industrial fastening applications. This precision-crafted socket is designed to facilitate efficient engagement and removal of 1-1/16 inch nuts and bolts, offering reliable performance for technicians and mechanics in various work environments.

Key Features

  • Chamfered Opening: Designed for faster and easier acquisition of fasteners, the chamfered lead-in helps guide the socket onto the fastener head, reducing setup time and enhancing assembly efficiency.
  • Thin Wall Construction: This design allows for superior access to fasteners located in confined or restricted areas, enabling work in tight engine bays or machinery where standard sockets may not fit.
  • Precision Cold Formed: Manufactured through a cold-forming process, this socket boasts superior strength, enhanced durability, and improved wear resistance, ensuring it withstands rigorous professional use by compressing the steel's grain structure.
  • Patented Modified Drive: Engineered for better gripping in higher torque applications, this specialized drive design minimizes the risk of fastener rounding, promoting longer fastener life and secure operation.

Applications

This 1-1/16 inch, 12-point standard socket is an essential tool for a wide range of tasks encountered by professional technicians. It is particularly well-suited for vehicle maintenance, machinery repair, and industrial assembly where precise fit and high torque are required. Common use cases include working on suspension components, engine accessories, and various equipment where a 12-point configuration offers greater engagement flexibility in tight spaces.

Specifications

  • Drive Size: 1/2 inch
  • Socket Size: 1-1/16 inches
  • Point Count: 12 Point
  • Length: 1-5/8 inches
  • Weight: 6 oz
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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.