Gedore 1/2 in Drive 32 mm Standard Square, 44.5 mm Overall Length

RS Stock No.:: 772-3527
Mfr. Part No.:: 19 32
Manufacturer:: Gedore

Gedore 1/2 in Drive 32 mm Standard Square, 44.5 mm Overall Length

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TWD692.00

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TWD726.60

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RS Stock No.:: 772-3527
Mfr. Part No.:: 19 32
Manufacturer:: Gedore

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Gedore
	Socket Size	32 mm
	Product Type	Socket
	Drive Size	1/2 in
	Socket Type	Standard
	Finish	Chrome
	Overall Length	44.5mm
	Standards/Approvals	ISO 2725-1, ISO 1174, DIN 3124, DIN 3120-C 12.5
	Material	Vanadium Steel
	Drive Type	Square

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	Brand Gedore
	Socket Size 32 mm
	Product Type Socket
	Drive Size 1/2 in
	Socket Type Standard
	Finish Chrome
	Overall Length 44.5mm
	Standards/Approvals ISO 2725-1, ISO 1174, DIN 3124, DIN 3120-C 12.5
	Material Vanadium Steel
	Drive Type Square

UD Profile Sockets Data Sheet

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):: DE

GEDORE Socket, 44.5mm Working Length, 1/2in Square Drive - 19 Series - 19 32

When hexagonal nuts are hard to crack, plug this socket from GEDORE into your wrench. Thanks to the 1/2in square drive, it's compatible with many standard tools. The ball retaining groove keeps it securely connected to minimise the risk of slipping. As it's made of vanadium steel, you can be sure it stands up to impact and wear.

Features & Benefits

• Knurled edge gives you a good grip for manual turning

• Corrosion-resistant chrome plating ensures it's hard-wearing

Applications

• Automotive repair

• Construction sites

• HVAC maintenance

• Industrial machinery

Why should I use a socket over a conventional wrench?

Using a socket wrench allows you to use shorter arm movements to undo or tighten your bolts, making it a handy choice when you're working in tight spaces. As the socket covers the head of the fastener, it helps you keep a firm hold as you turn.