19-Piece Impact Socket Set SAE

The 19-piece SAE impact socket set built for high-torque automotive and mechanical work.

This 19-piece impact socket set covers SAE sizes from 3/8 inch up to 1-1/2 inch in 6-point hex configuration. It is suited for mechanics, equipment operators, and DIY car owners running impact wrenches on lug nuts, suspension bolts, and stubborn fasteners that defeat hand tools. The 6-point design grips fasteners on flat sides rather than corners, which reduces rounding on rusted or worn nuts.

Why this impact socket set works

• Built for impact tools: impact-rated walls absorb shock from pneumatic and electric impact wrenches without splitting.
• 6-point hex grip: contacts flat faces of the fastener, less likely to round a corner than a 12-point socket.
• Wide SAE range 3/8 to 1-1/2 inch: covers everything from common nuts up to large structural fasteners.
• Precision walls: tight fit keeps the socket centered on the fastener under high torque, reducing slip.
• Automotive and DIY ready: matched to passenger cars, light trucks, and home garage mechanical work.
• 19-piece coverage: the assortment span means one set handles most SAE bolt sizes you encounter.

Specs and details

• Pieces: 19
• Measurement system: SAE
• Configuration: 6-point hex
• Size range: 3/8 inch to 1-1/2 inch
• Tool type: impact socket
• Use case: automotive repair, mechanical work, heavy-duty fastening

Frequently asked questions

Can I use these on a regular ratchet?
Yes. Impact sockets work on hand ratchets, breaker bars, and torque wrenches. The reverse is not true: chrome (non-impact) sockets can shatter on an impact wrench.

Why a 6-point socket instead of 12-point?
6-point sockets contact the flat faces of a nut or bolt head, spreading load more evenly. They are less likely to round off a worn or rusted fastener than a 12-point.

Is this set SAE or metric?
This is the SAE (fractional inch) set. If you work on imports or newer domestic vehicles, you may also need a metric set.

What drive size is this set?
Check the largest socket and the included adapter or drive end. SAE impact sets of this size range commonly run on 1/2 inch drive, but verify before pairing with your impact wrench.