SATA GL34315T 1/2" Drive 6 Point Thin Wall Impact Socket 22mm

The 6-point hex offers a secure grip on hex heads, while the thin-wall profile lets you reach fasteners in confined spaces and reduces the chance of rounding corners in tight areas.

It is designed for use with 1/2" drive impact wrenches or drivers, enabling high-torque work in automotive, industrial, and construction tasks.

Key specs: 1/2" drive size, 22mm hex head, 6-point (single hex) design, thin-wall construction, high-strength steel, impact-rated for heavy-duty use.

Ideal for automotive applications (engine bays, under dashboards, wheel wells), industrial maintenance, and construction where space is limited and high torque is needed.

Attach the socket to the 1/2" drive of your impact wrench, ensure a secure fit on the 22mm fastener, apply steady torque, and avoid using excessive power on damaged or seized fasteners. Always wear eye protection and keep hands clear of moving parts.

Regularly inspect for cracks or wear, wipe away grime after use, and store in a dry place. Use with the appropriate impact-rated tools to minimize stress and prolong life.

Compared to other 1/2" thin-wall 6-point sockets on Fepy, the GL34315T emphasizes off-corner loading and a 22mm sizing for specific fasteners, while similar models (e.g., 21mm or 23mm variants) offer slightly different reach and grip in other spaces. See alternatives like SATA GL34314T (21mm) and SATA GL34316T (23mm) for side-by-side options: https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl34314t-21mm-thin-wall-6pt and https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl34316t-23mm-thin-wall-6pt

Removing or tightening hex fasteners in tight engine compartments, suspension work, or machinery where a standard socket cannot fit, especially when high impact torque is required.

The GL34315T is offered for individual sale, allowing you to pair it with your existing toolset as needed.

If you’re not satisfied, you can review Fepy’s standard return options for this item, typically within the stated return window, provided the product is in sellable condition and with proof of purchase.

Yes. Use appropriate PPE (eye protection, gloves as needed), ensure the socket is fully seated on the fastener, use a tool rated for impact use, and avoid using the socket on damaged fasteners or with illegible markings. Always follow tool manufacturer guidelines for torque and usage limits.