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Martin 17630 15/16" Deep Impact Socket, 1" Drive, 3" Length, 6-Point

Item # MT17630
Martin 17630 15/16\" Deep Impact Socket, 1\" Drive, 3\" Length, 6-Point Martin Tool and Forge MT17630
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Martin 17630 15/16" Deep Impact Socket, 1" Drive, 3" Length, 6-Point

  • The Martin 17630 is a heavy-duty, 15/16 inch inside opening deep impact socket built for industrial and power tool use; it features a 1 inch square drive and a 3 inch overall length to reach recessed fasteners with a 6-point profile for secure torque transfer.
  • Features:
    • Deep design (3 inch length) — gives extra reach for recessed or hard-to-access fasteners
    • 6-point internal profile — maximizes contact with fasteners and reduces rounding risk under heavy torque
    • Hot-forged alloy steel construction with industrial black finish — durable under impact loading
    • Fits standard 1 inch drive impact wrenches — integrates with existing heavy tooling
    • Type I deep style — balance between reach and structural robustness for impact use
  • Specifications:
    • Manufacturer: Martin (Martin Tool & Forge / Martin Sprocket & Gear)
    • Part Number: 17630
    • Inside Opening: 15/16 inch
    • Drive Size: 1 inch square drive
    • Overall Length: 3 inches
    • Points: 6
    • Finish: Industrial black (oxidized or coated for corrosion resistance)
  • The 17630 socket is also known as Martin 15/16 inch deep impact socket, Martin 1-inch drive 6-point deep socket, industrial impact deep socket, Martin Type I deep impact, and Martin 17630 heavy tool socket.

 

Martin’s 17630 is engineered for heavy industrial and power impact applications. Its deep reach and robust 6-point design provide reliable torque delivery while minimizing fastener damage.

 

Q: Is this socket safe for use with impact wrenches?
A: Yes. It’s forged from tough alloy steel and rated for impact use in heavy duty applications. Use it only with appropriate impact-rated tools.

 

Q: What advantage does the 6-point profile give over 12-point?
A: The 6-point configuration gives more surface contact on the flats of the fastener, reducing slippage and minimizing rounding under high torque loads.

 

Q: Why choose a deep (3 inch) socket instead of a standard one?
A: The deep length allows you to reach recessed fasteners or those with long studs or threads that a shallow socket cannot accommodate.