Tork Craft Socket 29Mm 1/2′ Dr Deep Socket Crv 12 Point

Description

Tork Core Craft Socket — 29 mm (½″ Drive), CR-V Steel, Deep Length, 12-Point (Model TC66029)

Display Packaging: Single socket carded

The Tork Craft 29 mm deep socket (½″ drive) is manufactured from chromium-vanadium alloy steel, offering strength and precise engagement with a 12-point internal profile. Designed for recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners where standard sockets fall short. Suitable for mechanical, maintenance, and tool-kit applications.

Specifications

Features

• 29 mm metric size — fitted to common fasteners in machinery and vehicles.
• ½″ (12.7 mm) drive square — compatible with standard half-inch ratchets and extensions.
• CR-V (Chromium-Vanadium) steel construction — strong and wear-resistant for professional use.
• 12-point internal profile — allows multiple angle engagement in tight spaces.
• Deep socket design — extended wall height gives reach into recessed bolts or studs.

Benefits

• Extended reach: Deep body accesses fasteners beyond the reach of standard sockets.
• Professional-grade durability: CR-V steel and precision machining provide long service life.
• Greater fit options: 12-point interface means more possibilities for fit in constrained or awkward positions.
• Workshop friendly: Compact, carry-friendly size; useful as a spare socket in mobile tool kits for service professionals.

Extra Information

• Keep the socket free of grit or burrs – dirt inside the 12-point can reduce contact and increase fastener rounding risk.
• Pair with a high-quality ratchet or torque wrench for best results – mismatched or loose drives can damage the socket or starve torque transfer.
• Although suitable for hand-tool use, avoid using non-impact rated sockets with impact guns unless explicitly marked – this socket is designed for manual drive.

Safety

• Wear eye protection when using sockets — fasteners or shards may eject under torque.
• Ensure the socket is fully seated on the fastener before applying torque — avoid partial engagement which can cause rounding.
• Do not use standard hand-tool sockets for impact drivers unless explicitly rated — use correct impact-rated sockets to avoid failure.