Engineered for the demanding tasks of automotive, industrial, and shop-based projects, the DeWalt 1-1/4 in. SAE 12-Point Socket with a 3/4 in. drive is built to perform where size and precision matter most. Crafted from Chrome Vanadium Alloy Steel and finished in polished chrome, this socket is designed to withstand frequent use on large fasteners without losing its precise fit.
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Material: Chrome Vanadium Alloy Steel for lasting strength and wear resistance.
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Size and drive: SAE 1-1/4 in socket, compatible with 3/4 in. drive ratchets, torque wrenches, and hand tools.
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Design: 12-point geometry provides multiple engagement points, allowing quick alignment and easier seating on fasteners in tight spaces (engages at multiple angles).
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Finish: Polished chrome finish offers corrosion resistance and easy cleanup after greasy jobs.
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Packaging: Carded packaging for secure display and organized storage in your tool kit.
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Impact rating: Not designed for impact use; intended for use with standard ratchets and wrenches rather than impact drivers.
Why this DeWalt socket excels for larger fasteners
When you’re dealing with sizeable SAE fasteners, precision matters. The 1-1/4 in. size delivers a snug, slip-free engagement on heavy bolts, while the 12-point design makes alignment easier when space is limited. The robust chrome vanadium construction resists deformation under torque, so you can rely on this socket for repeat jobs—from automotive maintenance to equipment upkeep.
Ideal use cases
- Automotive maintenance and repair tasks that involve large SAE fasteners, such as certain suspension or drivetrain components.
- Industrial equipment servicing where a 1-1/4 in socket is specified for assembly or disassembly.
- Front-line shop work requiring a durable, non-impact socket that pairs with a 3/4 in. drive ratchet or torque wrench.
Choose the DeWalt 1-1/4 in. SAE 12-Point Socket for dependable, precise engagement on large fasteners, backed by DeWalt’s professional-grade construction and a finish designed to stand up to tough work environments.
