Impact Triple Square Spline Bit Socket, M16 Bit 1/2" Drive, Metric Lengthen Screwdriver Socket Adapter - (Applications: for Torque Wrench)

Attributes:* Driver Size: 1/2-inch* Bit Size: M16* Total Length: 78mm / 3.07-inch* Bit Length: 55mm / 2.15-inch* Material: Chrome Molybdenum Steel (CR-MO)* Finish: PhosphatingWhat Is Included:* 1 Pieces x Triple Square Bit SocketApplications & Features:--- Impact Triple Square Spline Bit Socket is crafted from strong Chrome Molybdenum (CR-MO) Steel. After heat treatment and forging, it has high hardness and good toughness.--- The hex bit socket features laser-etched size markings that are easy to read even in low light, making it easy to find the right socket.--- The black phosphate finish protects the hex bit key socket from rust and corrosion, absorbs and retains oil, and repelling moisture.--- The independent pin-hole base design adds extra security and works with a pin and O-ring system to ensure secure retention of the socket. Also works perfectly with impact wrenches using friction rings or detent Labor saving wrench.Useful Tips:--- Avoid using excessive force, as it may cause damage to the socket, fastener, or tool. Regularly inspect the socket for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary.

• ★ Impact Triple Square Spline Bit Socket Size --- Driver Size: 1/2-inch; Bit Size: M16; Total Length: 78mm / 3.07-inch; Bit Length: 55mm / 2.15-inch
• ★ Wide Applications --- The independent pin-hole base design adds extra security and works with a pin and O-ring system to ensure secure retention of the socket. Also works perfectly with impact wrenches using friction rings or detent Labor saving wrench.
• ★ Phosphating Process --- The black phosphate finish protects the hex bit key socket from rust and corrosion, absorbs and retains oil, and repelling moisture.
• ★ Chrome Molybdenum Steel (CR-MO) --- Impact Triple Square Spline Bit Socket is crafted from strong Chrome Molybdenum (CR-MO) Steel. After heat treatment and forging, it has high hardness and good toughness.
• ★ Useful Tips --- Avoid using excessive force, as it may cause damage to the socket, fastener, or tool. Regularly inspect the socket for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary.