Sunex 442 1-5/16" Impact Socket, 3/4" Drive, 6-Point, Chrome Molybdenum

Sunex 442 1-5/16" Impact Socket, 3/4" Drive, 6-Point, Chrome Molybdenum

• The Sunex 442 impact socket, with 3/4-inch drive and 1-5/16-inch 6-point opening, is forged from chrome-molybdenum alloy steel, features a radius-corner design and black phosphate finish, delivering strength, corrosion resistance, and fastener protection in standard-depth form.
• Features:
  • 1-5/16-inch 6-point configuration maximizes contact with fastener flats, reducing slippage and corner rounding.
  • Standard-depth socket compact design for optimal clearance in tight spaces yet offering full engagement.
  • Chrome-molybdenum alloy steel construction ensures impact-rated strength and long life under torque loads.
  • Radius-corner profile and black phosphate finish protects both fasteners and tool while resisting corrosion.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Sunex
  • Part Number: 442
  • Drive Size: 3/4-inch
  • Socket Size: 1-5/16-inch (6-point)
  • Material / Finish: Chrome-molybdenum alloy steel, black phosphate
  • Socket Type: Standard-depth impact socket
  • System Compatibility : Compatible with 3/4-inch drive impact tools for SAE fasteners, offering durable, corrosion-resistant performance
• The Sunex 442 may also be referred to as 1-5/16-inch impact socket, 3/4-inch drive socket, radius-corner impact socket, black phosphate impact socket, standard-depth impact socket.

Sunex designs and manufactures durable hand tools using high-grade alloy steel and precision engineering, trusted for performance in demanding professional environments.

Q: Is this socket suitable for use with impact wrenches?
A: Yes, it is made from chrome-molybdenum alloy steel and designed specifically for impact-rated applications.

Q: How does the radius-corner design benefit the fastener?
A: It engages the flat sides rather than corners of fasteners, minimizing wear and preventing rounding during high-torque use.

Q: When is a standard-depth socket preferred?
A: Standard-depth design is ideal when space is limited but full engagement is still required-such as inside engine bays or tight mechanical assemblies.