Williams Comfort Products JHW7-694 Shallow Impact Socket

Product Description

The WILLIAMS COMFORT PRODUCTS JHW7-694 is a shallow impact socket designed for heavy-duty fastener work in industrial and mechanical applications. Built with a 1 inch drive and an overall length of 4.1875 inches, this socket is engineered for use with pneumatic and electric impact wrenches. The lobular internal geometry increases turning power while reducing stress on fastener edges. Specially heat treated for impact service, this socket is built to handle the repeated shock loads that standard sockets cannot absorb safely. Licensed HVAC, mechanical, and industrial technicians will find this a reliable addition to a professional impact set.

This socket suits applications where a 1 inch drive impact wrench is the tool of choice and a shallow profile is required to clear tight spaces or flush-mounted fasteners. It is sized for SAE fasteners and is intended for use in shop, field, and maintenance environments where high-torque removal and installation is a regular task. It is sold individually and fits standard 1 inch square drive impact tools.

Key Features

• Lobular openings increase torque transfer while protecting fastener corners
• Designed for maximum engagement on 6-point fasteners
• Compatible with pneumatic and electric impact wrenches
• Specially heat treated for impact use, providing long service life and safety
• Shallow profile suits applications with limited depth clearance
• SAE sizing for standard inch-measurement fasteners

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment socket for 1 inch square drive impact wrenches used in heavy-duty mechanical and industrial service applications.

Installation Notes

Always ensure the impact wrench is fully depressurized or powered off before attaching or removing the socket. Verify the square drive retainer pin or ring is fully engaged before use under load. This socket is rated for impact use only — do not use in hand-ratchet applications where the heat treatment cycle differs. Technicians should inspect the socket for cracks or deformation before each use session.