Laser Impact Socket - 1 5/16" Hex - 1/2" Drive

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This Laser Tools 1/2" drive impact socket is designed for mechanics and automotive technicians needing a durable, reliable tool for high-torque applications. Its 6-point profile ensures a strong grip on hex fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding. While built for impact wrenches, prolonged heavy use without proper maintenance may eventually lead to wear.
| Model Part Number | 0925 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
A 6-point socket design provides a stronger grip on the fastener head, reducing the likelihood of slippage and the risk of rounding the corners of the bolt or nut, especially under high torque.
Yes, while designed for impact use, it can be used with a 1/2" drive breaker bar for applications requiring sustained manual torque, provided the breaker bar is also rated for the force applied.
This socket is manufactured from durable chrome-molybdenum steel, which is known for its strength and resistance to impact.
'Impact rated' means the socket is specifically heat-treated and constructed from materials strong enough to withstand the repetitive, high-force shocks delivered by an impact wrench without fracturing.
No, this socket is specifically designed for imperial (AF) fasteners measuring 1 5/16 inches across the flats. Using it on metric fasteners will likely result in a poor fit and damage to both the socket and the fastener.
The socket has an external diameter of 47mm, a drive depth of 27mm, and an internal depth of 30mm.
Verify the fastener is indeed 1 5/16" hex. Ensure the socket's internal dimensions are not worn or damaged. Check if the fastener head is damaged or rounded.
Cease use immediately. This indicates the socket is either defective, the wrong type of tool is being used (e.g., a non-impact rated socket), or the torque applied exceeds the tool's or fastener's limits. Inspect for damage and replace if necessary.
Ensure both the socket's drive opening and the tool's square drive are clean and free of debris. Check for any burrs or damage on either component.
Setup:
This socket requires no complex setup. Simply attach it to a compatible 1/2" drive tool, such as an impact wrench, breaker bar, or torque wrench.
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