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1/2 In Drive 8 Point Impact Socket - 5/8 In - Armstrong

Part #: 20-420

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Armstrong
  • Model Number: 20-420 (20-420)
  • Drive Size: 1/2 inch
  • Socket Type: 8 Point
  • Socket Size: 5/8 inch
  • Weight: 0.03 lbs

Key Features

  • 1/2-Inch Drive: This socket features a standard 1/2-inch drive, ensuring compatibility with most impact wrenches, ratchets, and breaker bars.
  • 8-Point Design: The 8-point configuration provides a strong grip on square and octagonal fasteners, minimizing slippage and rounding.
  • Impact-Grade Construction: Engineered for high-torque applications, this socket withstands the demands of impact tool use.
  • Durable Material: Constructed from robust materials, it resists wear, corrosion, and damage in demanding environments.

Applications

  • Automotive repair and maintenance, including work on wheels, chassis, and engines.
  • Industrial assembly and disassembly tasks involving heavy machinery and equipment.
  • Construction projects requiring the fastening or loosening of square or octagonal nuts and bolts.
  • Maintenance operations in manufacturing plants and workshops.

Benefits

  • Secure Fastener Engagement: The 8-point geometry firmly grips square or octagonal fasteners, preventing stripping and ensuring efficient torque transfer.
  • Enhanced Durability: Crafted for resilience, this impact socket offers extended service life even under rigorous, high-stress use.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Its 1/2-inch drive integrates seamlessly with a wide array of impact tools, offering broad utility across various tasks.
  • Efficient Operation: Designed for impact applications, this socket facilitates rapid and reliable fastening and loosening, boosting productivity.

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  • Model: 102520
  • Shipping Weight: 0.03lbs
  • UPC: 781412204209
  • Manufacturers Part #: 20-420
  • Manufactured by: Armstrong
  • Also Known As: ARM20-420

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 17 January, 2008.