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Features

• Drive into end of broken pipe or fitting.
• Use tap holder or wrench on extractor to turn out broken part.
• Size stamped on extractor refers to drill bit size to be used with that extractor.

Features

• Small pear head design for access in tight, hard-to-reach work areas.
• 45-tooth gear provides balance between 8° articulation angle and high torque carrying capacity.
• Sealed design helps prevent debris from entering ratchet mechanism reducing wear. Also, helps to keep lubrication contained within the components. Patent pending design.
• Low profile reversing lever design for quick, one-hand operation.
• Contoured, ergonomically designed handle for comfort. Knurled bands allow for increased grip and slip resistance.
• Double nickel chrome plated for enhanced corrosion protection or black oxide finish.
• Field repairable.

Features

• Head Flexes 90° from horizontal.
• Made of heat-treated alloy steel.
• Chrome plated finish.

SOCKET IMP 15/16 3/4DR 6PT

SOCKET IMP 1-5/8 1INDR 6PT DEEP

SOCKET IMP 2-3/4 1INDR 6PT

COMBO WRENCH 1-3/8 12PT SATIN 15 DEGREE

SKT 1/2DR 1/2INHX X-LONG

Features

• Retaining rings are used to help secure sockets onto drive tools.
• They are not intended to bear any load.
• The rotational forces are between the drive tool and the socket.
• The resin crush gauge on the pin helps indicate when a socket is excessively worn and should be replaced.
• Drive tool and socket should line up when in use and should not pinch the crush gauge.
• Cracked sockets and/or worn drive tools cause each other to turn excessively in relation to each other. This action pinches the small fin or the crush gauge on these retaining rings. If the crush gauge is pinched, it is an indication that the socket and or the drive tool need to be replaced.
• One-piece construction, no loose parts. Pin is made of resin which allows the material to compress without breaking.
• Part numbers are embossed on the rings near the point at which the pin and ring meet.

Features

• Retaining rings are used to help secure sockets onto drive tools.
• They are not intended to bear any load.
• The rotational forces are between the drive tool and the socket.
• The resin crush gauge on the pin helps indicate when a socket is excessively worn and should be replaced.
• Drive tool and socket should line up when in use and should not pinch the crush gauge.
• Cracked sockets and/or worn drive tools cause each other to turn excessively in relation to each other. This action pinches the small fin or the crush gauge on these retaining rings. If the crush gauge is pinched, it is an indication that the socket and or the drive tool need to be replaced.
• One-piece construction, no loose parts. Pin is made of resin which allows the material to compress without breaking.
• Part numbers are embossed on the rings near the point at which the pin and ring meet.