Sunex 460 Standard 6 Point Impact Socket, 3/4" Drive, 1-7/8" SAE

Sunex 460 Standard 6 Point Impact Socket, 3/4" Drive, 1-7/8" SAE

• Sunex 460 is a standard length, 6 point impact socket for 3/4" drive tools and 1-7/8" SAE fasteners. Built from chrome molybdenum steel with a black finish, it is impact rated and meets ANSI and ASME performance requirements. This is a general service tool, not a replacement part.
• Features:
  • Standard depth 6 point profile for strong engagement on large SAE fasteners and controlled torque application.
  • 3/4" drive compatibility for use with common impact wrenches, ratchets, and breaker bars.
  • CR-MO chrome molybdenum steel construction with durable black finish for shop environments.
  • Impact rated and verified to meet or exceed ANSI and ASME performance requirements.
  • Professional service socket; not a vehicle specific replacement component.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Sunex
  • Part Number: 460
  • Drive / Connection Type: 3/4" square drive
  • Socket Size: 1-7/8" SAE
  • Point Configuration: 6 point
  • Depth: Standard
  • Material / Finish: Chrome molybdenum steel; black
  • Impact Rated: Yes
  • Standards: Meets or exceeds ANSI and ASME
  • Quantity: 1 socket
  • System Compatibility / Application: For use with 3/4" drive impact tools and hand ratchets on 1-7/8" hex fasteners; not a replacement part.
• The impact socket can also be referred to as 3/4" drive impact socket, 1-7/8" impact socket, standard 6 point impact socket, SAE impact socket, and CR-MO impact socket.

Sunex manufactures professional impact sockets and hand tool accessories for automotive and industrial service, emphasizing chrome molybdenum construction and performance validated to industry standards.

Q: Is this the standard or deep version of the 1-7/8" socket?
A: Standard depth. For additional reach and stud clearance, Sunex offers the 460D deep version.

Q: What tools can I use with this socket?
A: It works with 3/4" drive impact wrenches and is also suitable for 3/4" drive hand ratchets and breaker bars.

Q: Does it meet industry standards?
A: Yes. The socket is listed as meeting or exceeding ANSI and ASME performance requirements.