8 pc. SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty 3/4 in. Drive Metric Standard 6 Point Socket Set

Product details about the MILWAUKEE TOOL - 49-66-7019 IMPACT SOCKET SET.
An impact socket set is a specialized tool kit designed for use with impact wrenches or drivers. These sockets are constructed with durable materials, often featuring a thicker build to withstand the high torque produced by impact tools. The impact socket set is essential for tasks where regular sockets may fail under the force generated by impact wrenches, making it a reliable choice for automotive repairs, construction, and other heavy-duty applications. The set typically includes a variety of socket sizes to accommodate different fastener types.
The Milwaukee Tool - 49-66-7019 Impact Socket Set is a comprehensive collection of metric-sized sockets, ranging from 26mm to 38mm. The set includes eight standard sockets in sizes: 26 mm, 27 mm, 29 mm, 30 mm, 32 mm, 35 mm, 36 mm and the largest being the robustly built at a size of a whopping 38mm. These are designed for use with adapters and wrenches that have a drive size of approximately three-quarters inch (3/4 in). With bolt clearance varying between sizes such as;11/16 in up to1 and an eighth inches (1/8 in), this socket set provides versatility for various fastening tasks.
Crafted from durable steel material with black phosphate finish for added durability against wear and tear. This impact-rated socket set features six-point socket shape which offers high torque application without rounding off corners. Each socket has been constructed with wall thicknesses of either three-sixteenths inch (3/16 in) or one-quarter inch (1/4 in), providing sturdy performance during heavy-duty usage.
This eight-piece impact socket set comes neatly packed within a plastic carrying case measuring roughly ten fifty-five sixty-fourths inches by two twenty-three thirty-seconds inches by eight thirty-one ninety-seconds inches(10 &55/64in x2 &23/32in x8 &31/92in). It does not include flex sockets or deep sockets but it does contain standard ones conforming to ASME standards. Despite its non-magnetic nature and lack of spark generation capabilities when used properly under normal conditions, these tools are not insulated nor tether-ready.