Description

INGCO HHAST12223L 1/2″ Deep Hexagonal Socket 22mm(HHAST12223L)

product details:

Features:

• Drive Size: 1/2-inch – This refers to the square-shaped hole at the top of the socket that fits onto a matching drive tang on a ratchet or impact wrench. A 1/2-inch drive is the most common size for general-purpose use with power tools.
• Deep Socket: This type of socket has a deeper wall compared to a standard socket. This allows it to reach past obstructions like nuts with long bolts or threaded rods, providing better access to the nut for tightening or loosening.
• Hexagonal (6-Point) Socket: This is the most common socket design, featuring six flat sides that fit onto the hex-shaped head of a nut or bolt.
• Size: 22mm – This indicates the diameter of the nut or bolt head that the socket can fit.
• Material : Chrome Molybdenum (Cr-Mo) steel is a common high-strength steel likely used for this socket. Cr-Mo provides durability and resistance to bending or cracking under high torque loads applied by power tools.
• Black Oxide Finish : A black oxide finish is often applied to sockets to improve corrosion resistance and provide a better grip during use.

Benefits:

• Reaches Deep Nuts: The deep socket design allows you to access and turn nuts located on bolts that have longer threads or sit deeper within an assembly.
• Strong and Durable: The Cr-Mo steel construction (if applicable) makes this socket suitable for heavy-duty use with power tools.
• Universal Hexagonal Design: The 6-point design ensures compatibility with most standard hex-shaped nuts and bolts.
• Corrosion Resistance: The black oxide finish (if present) helps protect the socket from rust and corrosion.

Typical Uses:

• Automotive Repair: Removing and tightening lug nuts (depending on depth requirement), nuts on axle components, and other applications where deep sockets are required.
• Machinery Repair and Maintenance: Loosening or tightening nuts on bolts in various machinery and equipment, especially when the nuts are recessed or have long threaded rods.
• Construction: Tightening and loosening nuts on structural components or heavy equipment