Ingersoll Rand launches new industrial-grade impact sockets

Mar 6, 2011

Updated Mar 9, 2011

Ingersoll Rand has expanded its industrial-grade impact socket line to include 1½-inch, 2½-inch and No. 5 spline drive impact sockets. Each impact socket is either laser-etched or roll-stamped, allowing the ability to see the socket’s size after hundreds of uses. The sockets are molded from Chromoly steel for added strength, durability and quality.

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