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50aPLSP 1/2 In Drive Spline Socket - 7/16 In - Stahlwille

Part #: 03013028

The Stahlwille 50aPLSP 1/2 In Drive Spline Socket, model 03013028, is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications requiring a robust and versatile fastener solution. Designed to provide exceptional grip and durability, this socket is an essential addition to any professional's toolkit, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.

Key Features

  • Extra Deep Bolt Clearance: Facilitates engagement with fasteners on longer studs or recessed bolts, enhancing versatility and access.
  • HPQ High-Performance Steel: Manufactured from Stahlwille's proprietary HPQ high-performance steel, ensuring superior strength, resilience, and a longer service life under strenuous use.
  • Gunmetal Finish: Provides enhanced corrosion resistance and a professional appearance, protecting the tool from wear and environmental factors.
  • Spline Profile: The 14-point spline design offers maximum contact with various fastener types, including spline, Torx, square, 6-point, and 12-point, minimizing slippage and rounding.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Constructed to meet the rigorous demands of daily professional use, offering consistent reliability and performance.

Applications

This 7/16 inch spline socket is ideal for a wide range of professional tasks. It is particularly well-suited for automotive technicians working on various vehicle makes and models, as its spline design effectively grips multi-point fasteners often found in engine bays, chassis components, and drivetrain assemblies. Industrial mechanics will find it indispensable for maintenance and repair of machinery where different fastener head types are encountered, ensuring efficient and secure operation.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Stahlwille
  • Model Number: 03013028
  • Drive Size: 1/2 In
  • Spanner Opening: 7/16 In
  • Spline Size: 14
  • Length: 50mm
  • Weight: 83g

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 05 December, 2007.