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1 Inch Drive Standard 6 Point Impact Socket 13/16 Inch - Sunex Tools

Part #: 526

The Sunex Tools 526 1 Inch Drive Standard 6 Point Impact Socket is engineered for demanding professional automotive and industrial applications. Crafted from premium chrome molybdenum alloy steel, this 13/16 inch impact socket delivers robust performance and exceptional durability, ensuring reliable operation through repetitive, high-torque tasks. It is designed to withstand the rigors of professional use, providing a trustworthy solution for fastening and loosening stubborn components.

Key Features

  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Forged from high-strength chrome molybdenum alloy steel for superior impact resistance and long-term durability in strenuous environments.
  • Enhanced Fastener Protection: Features a radius corner design that applies force to the sturdy wall of the fastener, rather than its corners, effectively preventing rounding and extending fastener life.
  • Optimized Torque Transfer: The design drives the side of the fastener, providing increased strength and reducing the risk of damage to rusted or seized components.
  • Professional Reliability: Fully guaranteed to meet the rigorous demands of professional mechanics and industrial technicians.

Applications

This Sunex 1-inch drive, 13/16-inch impact socket is an essential tool for heavy-duty maintenance and repair tasks. It is commonly used on large vehicles such as commercial trucks, buses, and agricultural machinery, as well as in industrial settings for assembling and disassembling heavy equipment and machinery where high torque and robust fasteners are encountered. Ideal for professional technicians requiring a dependable socket for challenging fastening applications.

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  • Model: 157650
  • Shipping Weight: 0.25lbs
  • UPC: 613364069110
  • Manufacturers Part #: 526
  • Manufactured by: Sunex Tools
  • Also Known As: SUN526, SUU-526

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 22 September, 2014.