Proto J15035 Impact Socket 1-1/2 in Drive 2-3/16 in 6-point

Product Description

The PROTO J15035 is a heavy-duty impact socket designed for high-torque fastening and removal applications. Built around a 1-1/2 inch drive, it accepts 2-3/16 inch hex fasteners and features a 6-point contact geometry that maximizes surface engagement and reduces the risk of rounding fastener flats under load. The overall length is 3-5/8 inches. This socket is intended for use with 1-1/2 inch drive impact wrenches and is suited for industrial maintenance, heavy equipment service, and structural applications where standard sockets would fail under impact stress.

This socket fits applications requiring a large-drive impact tool, such as heavy truck service, construction equipment maintenance, and industrial machinery repair. The 6-point design is the preferred configuration for impact work because it distributes torque across flat surfaces rather than corners. Licensed mechanics, millwrights, and heavy equipment technicians are the primary users of this size class. It is sold individually and is a direct-use production or field service socket.

Key Features

• 1-1/2 inch drive size for use with heavy-duty impact wrenches
• 2-3/16 inch socket size fits standard hex fasteners of that dimension
• 6-point drive style maximizes torque transfer and reduces fastener damage
• 3-5/8 inch overall length provides clearance in recessed fastener applications
• Impact-rated construction suited for high-cycle pneumatic or hydraulic wrench use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style impact socket for use with 1-1/2 inch drive impact wrenches across heavy-duty industrial and equipment service applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and removal should be performed by qualified mechanics or technicians familiar with large-drive impact tooling. Always confirm the socket is fully seated on both the drive anvil and the fastener before applying torque. Inspect the socket for cracks or deformation before each use — impact sockets should never be used with standard ratchets or torque wrenches. Follow applicable equipment service codes and manufacturer torque specifications for the fastener being driven.