1-1/4" AF Female Square Sockets - 1/2" Drive Standard Length

Applied Torque's 1/2" Drive Female Square Sockets, designed for professionals seeking precision and durability in their tooling arsenal.

Our half inch drive female sockets, available in both metric and imperial measurements, cater to a wide range of applications, ensuring you have the right size and requirement for every job.

Engineered for impact resistance, these sockets withstand the toughest of conditions. Whether you're tightening fasteners or assembling machinery, our 1/2" drive square sockets deliver consistent performance and longevity.

We stock all varieties of sockets and associated tooling. Purchase today for quick delivery. 

1/2" Drive Female Square Socket Features:

• Socket Length: 40-55mm, providing versatility for different tasks.
• Socket Material: Engineered for high-impact use, guaranteeing lasting durability and strength.
• Compatibility: Perfect for 1/2" drive applications with manual or powered tools.

Square Socket FAQ:

1. Do you make sockets for square bolts? Yes, sockets specifically designed for square bolts are available. These are often termed as "square sockets" and are used for applications where square-headed bolts and screws are encountered.

2. What is the best socket shape? The "best" socket shape depends on the application. Hexagonal (6-point) sockets offer a great balance between accessibility and grip, minimising the risk of stripping the bolt head. However, for specific tasks, the optimal shape could be square, 12-point, or even specialised shapes like Torx.

3. What are the different shaped sockets called? Different shaped sockets include hexagonal (6-point), dodecagonal (12-point), square, Torx (star-shaped), and sometimes special proprietary shapes designed for specific equipment or tasks.

4. What is the square part of a socket called? The square part of a socket that attaches to the ratchet or driver is called the "drive square" or "drive end." The size of the drive square (e.g., 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch etc) determines the torque range and the size of the ratchet it can be attached to.

5. Will a 12 point socket fit a square bolt?  No, always use the correct socket designed for the application. if you're unsure, Applied Torque can advise.