1/2" 3/8" Pinless Impact

Key Features

• Pinless Design: Eliminates the pin, extending tool life and increasing strength.
• Surface Drive Technology: Engages the flats of the fastener, reducing corner rounding and improving grip on worn fasteners.
• 4-Lug Design: Distributes load and wear for enhanced durability and smooth rotation, enabling quick removal of tough fasteners.
• Durable Construction: Crafted from Chrome Molybdenum Alloy Steel (CR-MO) for exceptional strength and reliability.
• Corrosion Resistance: Features a black oxide and oil finish for protection against rust and corrosion. The size, SKU#, and logo are hard stamped for lasting identification.

Applications

This GEARWRENCH 1/2" and 3/8" Pinless Universal Impact Socket is ideal for use in various applications requiring the removal and installation of fasteners, particularly in challenging or confined spaces. Its 30-degree operating angle and 360-degree movement allow for access to hard-to-reach fasteners. Suitable for professional mechanics, automotive repair, industrial maintenance, and DIY projects.

Benefits

• Reduced Corner Rounding: Surface Drive Technology minimizes damage to fasteners.
• Increased Engagement: Improved grip on worn or damaged fasteners.
• Extended Tool Life: Pinless design enhances durability and longevity.
• Improved Access: Unique design allows for access to fasteners in tight spaces.
• Enhanced Speed: Smooth rotation facilitates quick removal and installation.
• Superior Strength: 4-Lug design and CR-MO steel construction provide exceptional durability.
• Conforms to Standards: Meets or exceeds ASME B107.110-2012 standards.

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