Impact Socket 3/4" 69mm 12-Point by JCB

JCB impact socket 3/4" 69mm 12-point is an impact-rated socket designed to work with 3/4" drive impact wrenches and power tools. The 69 mm 12-point profile allows engagement with hexagonal fasteners while providing multiple contact points to distribute torque and reduce rounding. Intended for heavy-duty applications, this socket suits automotive service, heavy equipment maintenance and industrial assembly where reliable torque transfer and durability are required.

Advantages

The 12-point geometry improves alignment with fastener corners and enables quicker positioning on nuts and bolts compared with 6-point sockets. Manufactured for impact use, the socket resists deformation under repeated high-torque loads and is compatible with pneumatic and electric impact tools. Its 3/4" drive interface ensures secure attachment to standard impact wrench anvil sizes while the 69 mm opening fits large fasteners commonly found on trucks, construction machinery and industrial equipment.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and truck wheel nut removal
• Heavy equipment and construction machinery maintenance
• Industrial assembly and maintenance with large fasteners
• Workshops using pneumatic or electric impact wrenches

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/4"
• Socket opening diameter: 69 mm
• Point configuration: 12-point
• Intended use: Impact-rated for pneumatic and electric impact tools
• Application: Designed for heavy-duty fastening and loosening tasks

How to use

Fit the socket onto a compatible 3/4" drive impact wrench anvil, ensuring it seats fully on the retaining groove or detent pin as applicable. Position the 12-point socket over the fastener and apply controlled bursts of torque with the impact tool, using proper body positioning and hand placement to maintain control. After use, inspect the socket for wear or cracking and clean off debris before storage; replace if any deformation or damage is detected.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow tool manufacturer torque and duty cycle recommendations. Select the 12-point socket for applications where faster alignment is needed, but consider a 6-point socket for high-precision or rounded fasteners. Store the socket in a dry environment and avoid using standard hand tools in place of impact-rated sockets to prevent failure.