Impact Socket 95 mm 6-Point 1" Square Drive Chrome-Molybdenum Steel, Verke

Quick Facts — V39422 Impact socket

• Model: V39422
• Type: Impact socket, 6-point
• Size: 95 mm
• Drive: 1" square

Impact socket in 6-point, 95 mm with a 1" square drive from Verke, built for pneumatic tools and very tough conditions under varying loads.

The socket is made of chrome-molybdenum steel, an alloyed steel type with twice the tensile strength of ordinary carbon steel and three times higher yield strength. As an impact socket it keeps its nominal size over time and does not crack under impact.

What sets Impact Socket V39422 apart?

V39422 stands out through its material: chrome-molybdenum steel gives the impact socket twice the tensile strength and three times higher yield strength than ordinary carbon steel. The result is a socket that keeps its nominal size longer and withstands impact without cracking.

The profile is 6-point in size 95 mm and the drive is 1" square. The socket is built as an impact socket, not as a standard socket.

How Impact Socket V39422 is used in very tough conditions

V39422 is used with pneumatic tools when the work takes place under hard conditions and the load varies. The socket is intended for the following:

• Pneumatic tools with a 1" square drive.
• Work under very tough conditions.
• Varying loads where the socket must keep its nominal size.

Technical Specifications

A fit for: Heavy vehicle mechanics. Machine mechanics. Service technicians for construction machinery.

Typical settings: Heavy vehicle workshops. Machine servicing. Engineering workshops.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does Impact Socket V39422 fit tools with a 1" square drive?

Yes. Impact Socket V39422 has a 1" square attachment and is a 6-point socket in size 95 mm, so it fits tools with a 1" square drive.

What separates Impact Socket V39422 from other carbon steel sockets?

Impact Socket V39422 is made of chrome-molybdenum steel, which has twice the tensile strength and three times higher yield strength than ordinary carbon steel. The socket therefore keeps its nominal size longer and does not crack under impact.