Impact Socket Gedore 1439294 Depth 30 mm Height 30 mm Weight 86 g

Gedore impact socket 1439294 is a hand-operated hexagon socket with a square drive according to DIN 3120 - C 12.5 and ISO 1174. Made from Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3), the socket is intended for heavy-duty applications and offers VDE insulation tested up to 1000 V according to EN 60900 / IEC 60900 with two-ply Check-Tool insulation and an insulation overhang of 16–18 mm. Sizes 27, 30 and 32 have a non-standardised diameter d1.

Advantages

The socket combines impact-capable construction with high-strength vanadium steel for durability under torque. VDE-certified insulation provides protection when working near live electrical parts up to 1000 V, while the compact dimensions (30 mm depth, 30 mm height) and weight (86 g) make it easy to handle and fit in tight spaces. Two-ply Check-Tool insulation and specified overhang increase user safety and compliance with relevant standards.

Suitable for

• Heavy-duty fastening and loosening tasks with impact tools
• Professional mechanical and automotive maintenance
• Electrical work where insulation up to 1000 V is required (with adherence to safety rules)
• DIY projects requiring a compact, durable impact socket

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 1439294
• Material: Vanadium steel (31CrV3)
• Drive: Square drive per DIN 3120 - C 12.5, ISO 1174
• Depth: 30 mm
• Height: 30 mm
• Weight: 86 g
• Insulation: VDE up to 1000 V, EN 60900 / IEC 60900, two-ply Check-Tool
• Insulation overhang: 16–18 mm
• Note: For sizes 27, 30 and 32 diameter d1 is not standardised
• EAN: 4010886805596

How to use

Select the correct socket size for the fastener and attach it to a compatible impact wrench or hand tool with the specified square drive. For electrical applications, verify the insulation integrity before use and ensure the socket is clean and free of damage. Use appropriate torque settings for your tool and follow the tool manufacturer's instructions. After use, clean and store the socket in a dry place to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Do not use the insulated socket on live circuits unless all additional safety measures and local regulations are observed; VDE insulation reduces risk but does not eliminate the need for proper safety procedures. Replace the socket if insulation or metal parts show signs of wear or damage.