Impact Sockets
CHROME MOLYBDENUM STRENGTH FOR POWER TOOL USE
Teng Tools impact sockets are manufactured from heavy duty chrome molybdenum (CR-MO) steel, delivering the exceptional strength and flexibility required for use with pneumatic and power tools.
Black Phosphate Finish
The black phosphate finish provides instant visual identification as an impact-rated accessory and gives maximum protection against corrosion and wear.
6 Point High Torque
The 6 point high torque design grips the flat sides of a fastener rather than the corners, reducing the risk of rounding off even under high load. Roll stamped size markings ensure permanent and instant identification in any working environment.
Range & Standards
Available in metric and SAE, shallow and deep, across a full range of drive sizes. Manufactured to ANSI and DIN standards.
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3/4 Impact Socket DIN AF 2-1/4 -
3/4 Impact Socket DIN AF 2-1/8 -
3/4 Impact Socket DIN AF 3/4 -
3/4 Impact Socket DIN AF 1-7/16 -
3/4 Impact Socket DIN AF 1" -
1/2" Drive Regular Impact Socket DIN AF 13/16" -
1/2" Drive Regular Impact Socket DIN AF 1-1/16" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 7/8" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 1" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 1-1/16" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 1-1/4" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 1-1/2" -
1/2" Drive Regular Impact Socket DIN AF 7/8" -
1/2" Drive Regular Impact Socket DIN AF 5/8" -
1/2" Drive Regular Impact Socket DIN AF 1-1/4" -
1/2" Drive Regular Impact Socket DIN AF 9/16" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 1-1/8" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 9/16" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 11/16" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket DIN AF 3/8" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 3/4" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 13/16" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 15/16" -
1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket 5/8"
Common questions
What makes an impact socket different from a regular socket?
What sizes and types are available?
Do I need a retaining ring and pin?
How do I make impact sockets last?
Torque values and calibration guidance are from the Teng Tools catalogue. Always follow the fastener manufacturer's specified torque.