Stanley J5446A Drag Link Socket, 1/2" Drive, 15/16" Slotted Tip

Stanley J5446A Drag Link Socket, 1/2" Drive, 15/16" Slotted Tip

• Stanley J5446A is a drag link socket designed for use with a 1/2" square drive tool on slotted drag link and steering adjustment fasteners. Its 15/16" slotted tip, alloy steel construction, and standard length design support controlled service work in steering applications.
• Features:
  • 1/2" square drive fits compatible ratchets and breaker bars for manual service work.
  • 15/16" slotted tip is sized for matching drag link style adjustment fasteners.
  • Drag link socket design helps engage wide slotted adjusters used in steering related service applications.
  • Alloy steel construction provides strength for repeated shop use.
  • Chrome or full polish finish helps resist corrosion and supports easy cleanup after use.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Stanley
  • Part Number: J5446A
  • Product Type: Drag link socket
  • Drive Size: 1/2"
  • Tip Size: 15/16"
  • Tip Style: Slotted
  • Measurement Type: SAE
  • Material: Alloy steel
  • Finish: Chrome or full polish
  • Overall Length: 1-5/8"
  • Quantity: 1
  • Application: Designed for use on slotted drag link or steering adjustment fasteners with a 15/16" tip requirement.
• The Drag Link Socket can also be referred to as drag link socket bit, slotted steering socket, 1/2" drive drag link socket, 15/16" drag link socket, and steering adjuster socket.

Stanley Proto manufactures professional hand tools and shop equipment for industrial, automotive, and maintenance applications. The brand is widely used by technicians and mechanics who require durable service tools for daily use.

Q: What drive size does Stanley J5446A use?

A: It is designed for use with a 1/2" square drive ratchet, breaker bar, or similar hand tool.

Q: What type of fastener is this socket made for?

A: It is made for slotted drag link or steering adjustment fasteners that match the 15/16" tip size.

Q: Is this an impact socket?

A: The verified listings identify it as a standard drag link socket and do not confirm impact rating, so it should be treated as a hand tool socket unless the manufacturer states otherwise.