Does anyone know what the material composition of the sockets? The description just says, "impact resistant material."
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They feel like metal. I didn't look specifically. Sits in my car with my hi torque power wrench.
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I too am interested in knowing the shielding type. Dear sellers: company reputation and QC methods are irrelevant here.
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The two I bought did not include the sockets. Just the entire lens and assembly - one piece.
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This set will work fine with the 1/4" impact driver you mention. In addition to the sockets, the set includes 2 adaptors that go from the 1/4" hex drive of the impact driver to the 1/2" square socket drive. So you're ready to go with this set. (I use it with a Bosch 1/4" impact driver that's very similar to the DeWalt unit you mention.)
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These are sockets that tire shops and auto shops use. There are different sizes on each end of the socket, 3 sockets equals 6 different sizes in this set. The three inch extension reaches thru to the middle of the socket to hold it, useful for the short/standard anvil stub on most impact guns. You wont need it on an extended anvil impact gun. Six point sockets are sturdier and grip better than 12 point. Two of these sockets will work on most lugnuts, the extra is for odd sized lugs, none of these will fit medium to heavy duty trucks lugs [think one ton or larger.] It's useful having just two sockets will fit most any car and they're deep enough to fit over all but the longest wheel studs. These are sockets that tire shops and auto shops use. There are different sizes on each end of the socket, 3 sockets equals 6 different sizes in this set. The three inch extension reaches thru to the middle of the socket to hold it, useful for the short/standard anvil stub on most impact guns. You wont need it on an extended anvil impact gun. Six point sockets are sturdier and grip better than 12 point. Two of these sockets will work on most lugnuts, the extra is for odd sized lugs, none of these will fit medium to heavy duty trucks lugs [think one ton or larger.] It's useful having just... » Read More These are sockets that tire shops and auto shops use. There are different sizes on each end of the socket, 3 sockets equals 6 different sizes in this set. The three inch extension reaches thru to the middle of the socket to hold it, useful for the short/standard anvil stub on most impact guns. You wont need it on an extended anvil impact gun. Six point sockets are sturdier and grip better than 12 point. Two of these sockets will work on most lugnuts, the extra is for odd sized lugs, none of these will fit medium to heavy duty trucks lugs [think one ton or larger.] It's useful having just two sockets will fit most any car and they're deep enough to fit over all but the longest wheel studs. « Show Less
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Yes. There is a red folding case included with labeled slots for each socket. I have had this set for almost 4 yeas and haven't broken any sockets. I used it for personal vehicle use. Mostly by hand but I have also used them on a 3/8 impact. Made my money back on my first brake job. Hope this was helpful.
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Mine was new but i bought about a year ago. I can say it is very strong. One has to carful not to get hand smashed when it torques a nut. I would recommend an impact set of sockets as it will break cheap tiawan made stuff. I speak from experiance.
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I do not see a picture ... Sorry can't answer ... Male connectors have a pin/post while female connectors will have sockets
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If I'm not mistaken, I've used a 10mm socket and had no problems. I also used a wrench similar in size.
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For only 60 cents more Amazon sells the same type set but of impact grade steel(the black stuff) "Titan 12082 Socket Adapter Set - 3 Piece", SO worth the difference if you have a powerful cordless impact driver.
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Impact is 1/2" and the socket driver is 3/8" an adapter is included to allow 1/2" socket to fit driver.
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LOL. Wow. Yes I remember the sockets being a little difficult to remove from the plastic holders, but I guess I'm not the kind of guy that likes to let a piece of plastic get the best of me, hehe.I think I used a pair of pliers to hold the plastic while I pulled em off with the other hand. I definitely didn't try putting them back on and threw the plastic thing away, lol.
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Mine appear to be a plastic or resin material and you can crank them down tightly. They seem to be very durable and solid and have given me no problems. Hope this helps.
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RayI really like them, but would say that they are designed to be stationary more than portable. I have them in the top of my toolbox and remove the sockets as needed. I don't think they would be the best if you want to take all your 1/2 impacts to another location, say another bay in the garage. Yes, I have my impact sockets on one tray.
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They are a very heavy material, ceramic or maybe resin. They are very sturdy and duradurable. I love them!
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Alloy. It is in the description. They are aluminum, smooth bearings, holding up well. Over two years old, no complaints. Well maybe one complaint, if you run into them with your lower leg, accidentally, they will bite you.
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I'm not sure of the specific material. They were rubbery semi rigid and perfect for what I used them for. I used them for the backs of pictures to keep them from shifting and they work great.