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Impact Socket Retaining Pin - .19 x 1.25 In - SK Hand Tool

Part #: 84540

The SK 84540 Impact Socket Retaining Pin is an essential component designed to secure sockets on 3/4" F - 1" M drive adapters, ensuring reliable performance in demanding automotive and industrial environments. Engineered for professional use, this pin provides a critical safeguard against accidental socket detachment, enhancing operational safety and efficiency when utilizing high-torque impact wrenches. Its robust construction is built to endure the rigorous forces encountered during heavy-duty applications.

Key Features

  • Hardened Steel Construction: Manufactured from durable hardened steel for maximum strength and resilience against extreme impact forces.
  • Optimal Dimensions: Features a .19-inch diameter and 1.25-inch length, precisely sized for secure fitment.
  • Secure Socket Retention: Designed to reliably hold sockets on 3/4" F - 1" M drive adapters, preventing slippage during high-torque operations.
  • Impact-Ready Durability: Built to withstand the high torques and vibrations generated by professional impact tools, extending the lifespan of both the pin and the socket.

Applications

This impact socket retaining pin is crucial for professional technicians and mechanics working with heavy-duty impact wrenches and large drive adapters. It is commonly utilized in automotive service for tasks such as lug nut removal and installation on commercial trucks, buses, and heavy equipment. Beyond automotive repair, the SK 84540 pin is also applicable in various industrial settings where secure socket retention on large drive impact tools is paramount for safety and productivity, including machinery maintenance and construction.

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  • Model: 79071
  • Shipping Weight: 0.1lbs
  • UPC: 025141845402
  • Manufacturers Part #: 84540
  • Manufactured by: SK Hand Tool
  • Also Known As: SK84540, SK84540, SKT-84540

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 05 February, 2007.