Meet the DeWalt 9/16 in. x 1/2 in. drive SAE 6 Point Deep Impact Socket — a high-torque workhorse designed to tackle stubborn fasteners with precision and reach. Built for serious mechanical tasks, this socket is ready to power through automotive, construction, and equipment maintenance jobs where space and torque pose a challenge.
Engineered for durability and performance — crafted from Chrome Vanadium Steel to withstand the rigors of impact use, this deep impact socket delivers reliable long-term performance. The 6-point design grips hex fasteners more securely than traditional 12-point sockets, reducing the chance of rounding under heavy torque and offering greater torque transfer in confined spaces.
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Socket size: 9/16 in
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Drive size: 1/2 in
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Number of points: 6
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Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel
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Impact rated: Yes
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Nut end outside diameter: 7/8 in
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Drive end outside diameter: 31/32 in
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Nut depth: 21/32 in
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Bolt clearance depth: 1-25/32 in
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Packaging: Carded
Why this socket fits your toolbox needs
Designed for reach, the deep profile helps you access recessed fasteners and long bolts that standard shallow sockets can’t reach. The 1/2 in. drive is a versatile standard for many impact wrenches and breaker bars, providing ample torque without sacrificing control. Whether you're swapping a brake caliper bolt, working on a suspension component, or disassembling machinery in tight engine bays, this socket keeps fasteners square and reduces slippage under load.
Real-world use cases
- Automotive repair tasks where fasteners sit deep within assemblies or behind components.
- Heavy equipment maintenance requiring sustained torque from a 1/2 in. drive impact tool.
- Industrial assembly or disassembly projects that demand precise six-point contact to minimize rounding.
How it stands apart
Rather than a generic option, this DeWalt deep socket is purpose-built for impact use with a robust chrome vanadium composition and a secure 6-point engagement. The deep profile and carefully engineered dimensions (nut depth, bolt clearance, and outside diameters) translate to practical advantages in real-world tasks: deeper reach, better grip, less tool swap, and fewer stripped fasteners. It’s a focused, reliable choice for DIY enthusiasts and professionals who demand consistency when the job gets tough.
