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1 In Dr INHEX Socket 64/19 - 19mm - Stahlwille

Part #: 06050019

The Stahlwille 06050019 1" Drive 19mm INHEX Socket (Model 64/19) is a professional-grade tool engineered for demanding automotive and industrial applications. Designed for manual operation with 1-inch square drive tools, this INHEX socket provides reliable engagement for 19mm hexagon socket head screws. Its robust construction ensures exceptional durability and precise fit for critical fastening tasks.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from high-quality Chrome Alloy Steel and chrome plated for enhanced strength and corrosion resistance.
  • Precise 19mm Hex Drive: Features a 19mm hexagon opening specifically designed for accurate engagement with corresponding hexagon socket head screws.
  • Heavy-Duty 1" Square Drive: Equipped with a 1-inch internal square drive for use with large ratchets, breaker bars, and other compatible hand-operated drive tools.
  • DIN 7422 Standard: Conforms to DIN 7422 standards, ensuring consistent quality and performance for hand-operated hexagon socket bits.
  • German Engineering: Proudly made in Germany by Stahlwille, a manufacturer renowned for precision-forged tools used across automotive, industrial, and aerospace sectors.

Applications

This 19mm INHEX socket is an essential tool for professional mechanics and technicians working with heavy machinery, commercial vehicles, and industrial equipment. It is ideal for disassembling and assembling components secured with large hexagon socket head screws, where high torque is often required from hand-operated tools. Its durable design is well-suited for repetitive use in challenging workshop environments.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Stahlwille
  • Model Number: 06050019
  • Spanner Opening: 19 mm
  • Drive Size: 1 inch
  • Material: Chrome Alloy Steel, chrome plated
  • Weight: 445 g
  • Overall Length: 85 mm
  • Overall Width: 43 mm
  • Bit Length: 25 mm
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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 16 February, 2007.