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Sealey 1" Drive Deep Hexagon Impact Socket Metric
The 34mm deep impact socket serves medium commercial vehicle applications and certain passenger vehicle specifications requiring this intermediate size. The deep design proves particularly valuable when working with recessed wheel assemblies and suspension components where standard socket depth proves insufficient.
Drop-forged from chrome molybdenum steel and properly heat-treated, this socket withstands the rigours of professional workshop use. The WallDrive® system engages fasteners across their full width rather than at corners, whilst the phosphate finish ensures long-term resistance to workshop conditions.
Features and Benefits:
• 34mm socket for commercial applications
• Drop-forged chrome molybdenum construction
• WallDrive® design for improved fastener grip
• Deep profile for extended reach
• Corrosion-resistant phosphate finish
• Perfect for air impact wrench use
• Lifetime guarantee
Specifications:
Brand: Premier
Depth: Deep
Drive: 1"Sq
Material: Chrome Molybdenum
Nett Weight: 0.99kg
Size: 34mm
Specifications
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There is a Sealey manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding Sealey 1" Drive Deep Hexagon Impact Socket Metric
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Sealey, direct on 01284757500.
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