Sunex 230M Impact Socket, 1/2-inch Drive, 30-mm, Chrome-Molybdenum Steel, 6 Point

Sunex 230M Impact Socket, 1/2-inch Drive, 30-mm, Chrome-Molybdenum Steel, 6 Point

• The Sunex 230M impact socket is designed for high-torque impact applications, featuring a 1/2-inch drive and 30 mm metric socket end, forged from premium chrome molybdenum alloy steel for durability.
• Features:
  • Forged from chrome-molybdenum alloy steel provides exceptional strength and durability for impact applications
  • Heat treated and tempered maximizes hardness while maintaining toughness
  • 6 Point design with radius corners reduces fastener rounding by driving the sides not the corners
  • Industry standards compliant meets or exceeds ANSI and ASME performance criteria
  • This is a replacement-grade impact socket designed for use with 1/2-inch drive impact wrenches and related tools
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Sunex
  • Part Number: 230M
  • Drive Size: 1/2-inch drive
  • Socket Size: 30 mm
  • Material / Finish: Chrome-molybdenum steel, black finish
  • Socket Style: Standard length, 6 Point impact socket
  • System Compatibility : Designed for use with 1/2-inch drive impact wrenches and similar high-torque tools
• The Sunex 230M impact socket can also be referred to as 1/2-inch drive impact socket, 30 millimeter impact socket, 6 Point impact socket, chrome-moly impact socket, standard length impact socket.

Sunex designs and engineers professional-grade impact sockets with precision and durability, crafted for high-torque applications in automotive and industrial settings.

Q: Is this socket compatible with standard impact wrenches?
A: Yes. The Sunex 230M is a 1/2-inch drive impact socket specifically engineered for use with 1/2-inch drive impact wrenches and tools.

Q: Will the radius corner design help prevent rounding of fasteners?
A: Yes. The radius corner design allows the socket to grip the sides of the fastener rather than the corners, minimizing slippage and rounding on worn or rusted fasteners.

Q: Is this socket heat treated or tempered for strength?
A: Yes. It undergoes a heat-treating and tempering process to balance hardness and toughness, ensuring durability under high impact loads.