1-1/2" Drive x 2-7/16" Standard - Grey Pneumatic

The Grey Pneumatic 6078R 1-1/2" Drive x 2-7/16" Standard Impact Socket is engineered for demanding professional automotive and industrial applications. Constructed from high-quality chrome-molybdenum alloy steel and heat-treated, this impact-ready socket delivers a crucial balance of strength and durability for heavy-duty tasks. It is designed to enhance performance and reduce wear in rigorous working conditions.

Key Features

• Premium Chrome-Molybdenum Alloy Steel: Manufactured from high-quality alloy steel and heat-treated to provide an optimal balance of strength and durability for professional use.
• Enhanced High Torque Drive Design: Features a "high torque" drive system that intelligently transfers pressure from the thinner socket wall sections towards thicker areas, optimizing impact force utilization.
• Increased Fastener Torque and Reduced Wear: Offers 20 percent more torque than standard hex impact sockets, significantly reducing the risk of rounding off fasteners and extending their lifespan.
• Improved Access in Confined Spaces: Engineered with a pressure-shifting design that allows for a reduced socket wall thickness, enhancing access to fasteners in tight or restrictive work environments.
• Secure Fastener Engagement: Provides a broader contact area on the fastener, ensuring a secure grip and minimizing slippage during high-impact applications.

Applications

This 1-1/2" drive, 2-7/16" standard impact socket is ideal for demanding applications such as heavy-duty truck and trailer maintenance, agricultural equipment repair, industrial machinery assembly and disassembly, and other tasks requiring robust tools for large fasteners. It is suitable for use with impact wrenches in professional workshop and industrial settings.

Specifications

• Manufacturer's SKU: 6078R
• Drive Size: 1-1/2 Inch
• Hex Size: 2-7/16"
• Socket Length: Standard
• System of Measurement: Fractional
• Product Weight: 6.68 lbs.

Safety Information: Always wear safety goggles when using impact tools. Use only properly matched fractional or metric sizes.