Proto JRR15062 Socket Retaining Ring 1-1/2 in Drive

Product Description

The PROTO JRR15062 is a socket retaining ring designed to secure sockets onto 1-1/2 inch drive tools, preventing accidental disengagement during heavy-duty fastening operations. The ring seats into the groove of the drive and holds the socket firmly in place under load. With a groove diameter of 3-7/8 inches and a ring diameter of 4-1/8 inches, it is sized for large-drive impact and hand tools used in industrial, mechanical, and trade service environments. At 1/4 inch in height, the ring provides a low-profile retention solution. This component is installed and replaced by mechanics, millwrights, and trade technicians working with large-drive socket sets.

The JRR15062 is appropriate for use with 1-1/2 inch drive sockets in heavy-duty applications such as large equipment maintenance, industrial machinery service, and commercial vehicle repair. It is suited to shop environments where large-drive tools are regularly used and retaining rings are subject to wear or loss. This part is sold individually, making it a practical replacement for a single worn or missing ring without requiring a full kit purchase.

Key Features

• 1-1/2 inch drive size for compatibility with large-drive socket sets
• 3-7/8 inch groove diameter for precise seating in the drive tool groove
• 4-1/8 inch ring diameter for secure socket retention under load
• 1/4 inch height provides low-profile, reliable retention
• Sold individually for single-piece replacement convenience

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement retaining ring for 1-1/2 inch drive sockets and compatible large-drive hand or impact tools requiring a socket retaining ring.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of socket retaining rings is typically performed by mechanics or trade technicians using standard snap ring pliers sized for the application. Ensure the drive tool is not under load and is clear of any power source before removing or installing the retaining ring. Confirm the ring is fully seated in the groove before returning the tool to service. Inspect the groove for wear or damage that may prevent proper ring retention.