Grey Pneumatic 1/2 Drive x 3/4 Magnetic Standard Socket (2024RG)

The Grey Pneumatic 1/2″ Drive x 3/4″ Magnetic Standard Socket (2024RG) is designed for high performance and versatility. Made from high-quality chrome-molybdenum steel, this socket is heat treated for enhanced strength and durability, making it ideal for use with impact tools.

KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS:Standard Length: Provides a balance of reach and strength.Magnetic: Holds fasteners securely in place.High-Quality Chrome-Molybdenum Steel: Offers exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to wear and tear.Heat Treated: Enhances hardness and toughness for long-lasting performance.SPECIFICATIONS:Drive: 1/2″Size: 3/4″Type: Magnetic Standard SocketMaterial: Chrome-molybdenum steelHeat Treated: YesImpact Tool Compatible: YesWeight: 0.32 lbsHOW TO USE:Identify the Fastener: Determine the size and type of fastener you need to remove or install.Select the Correct Socket: Ensure the socket size matches the fastener.Attach the Socket to the Impact Tool: Connect the socket to the impact tool’s drive.Position the Socket Over the Fastener: Align the socket with the fastener’s hexagonal or square head.Activate the Impact Tool: Turn on the impact tool and apply pressure to the socket. The impact tool will rotate the socket, loosening or tightening the fastener.BENEFITS OF USING THE GREY PNEUMATIC 1/2″ DRIVE X 3/4″ MAGNETIC STANDARD SOCKET (2024RG):Enhanced Efficiency: The magnetic design and optimized pressure transfer make it easier to work with fasteners, saving time and effort.Durability: The high-quality materials and heat treatment ensure the socket can withstand heavy use and harsh environments.Safety: The secure grip and reduced risk of rounding off fasteners help prevent accidents and damage to equipment.Versatility: The socket is compatible with a wide range of impact tools and can be used for various tasks.FEATURES:Impact Tool Compatible: Designed to withstand the high torque and sudden forces generated by impact wrenches.Optimized Pressure Transfer: Directs pressure to the thicker section of the socket, increasing strength and reducing breakage.Broader Contact Area: Grips fasteners more securely, reducing the chance of rounding them off and allowing for higher torque application.Thinner Socket Wall: Provides better access to tight spaces.