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3/4\" Drive x 20mm, Standard Impact Socket - Sunex Tools

Part #: 420M

The Sunex Tools 420M 3/4" Drive x 20mm Standard Impact Socket is a professional-grade solution engineered for demanding automotive and industrial applications. Constructed from robust CR-MO alloy steel, this impact socket delivers superior strength and durability, ensuring reliable performance in high-torque environments. It is designed to withstand the rigorous demands of daily use by professional technicians and mechanics.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from high-strength CR-MO (Chromium-Molybdenum) alloy steel for exceptional toughness and extended service life.
  • Impact-Ready Design: Specifically engineered to absorb and withstand the shock and torque generated by impact wrenches without cracking or deforming.
  • Optimized for Heavy-Duty Use: Ideal for tackling stubborn fasteners and high-torque applications found in commercial vehicle repair and industrial maintenance.
  • Long-Lasting Performance: Built to reduce wear and tear, providing consistent and dependable operation over time.
  • Fully Guaranteed: Backed by Sunex Tools' commitment to quality, offering peace of mind for professional users.

Applications

This 3/4" drive, 20mm standard impact socket is an indispensable tool for a wide range of heavy-duty tasks. It is commonly utilized by professional automotive technicians for servicing suspension components, chassis bolts, axle nuts, and other large fasteners on trucks, buses, SUVs, and heavy machinery. In industrial settings, it proves effective for equipment assembly, structural fastening, and general machinery maintenance where a powerful and reliable impact socket is critical for efficient operation.

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  • Model: 110087
  • UPC: 613364604205
  • Manufacturers Part #: 420M
  • Manufactured by: Sunex Tools
  • Also Known As: SU420M, SU420M, SUN420M, SUU-420M

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 29 June, 2010.