Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter
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Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter

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$55.11 USD & FREE Shipping.
  • Easy-to-use flip feature allows for quick changes between Penta and Hex socket sizes
  • Includes two of the most common socket sizes (13/16-Inch Penta and 3/4-Inch Hex) in one tool
  • 5-Point, 13/16-Inch Penta socket works with security bolts commonly used in underground distribution work
  • 6-Point, 3/4-Inch Hex socket is easier to position
  • Deep well socket with 1/2-Inch drive works great for hardware installation and removal
Overview

Klein Tools' Penta Hex Flip Socket with Adapter is a must have for all tradesmen. The 13/16-Inch Penta and 3/4-Inch Hex Flip Socket combines two of the most common socket sizes into one tool. The socket is designed for use with an impact driver including Klein's Impact Wrench (Cat. Nos. BAT20CW, BAT20CW1). The 1/2 to 1/2-Inch square adapter includes a ball detent to help prevent unintentional separation from the socket.


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Klein Tools 66080 2-in-1 Penta/Hex Flip Socket with Adapter

One tool features two sizes! Choose from ¾” hex or 13/16” pentagonal!

Socket stays in place during use with ball detent

High torque design ensures compatibility with impact drivers

Specifications
General Information
Brand
Klein Tools
Part Number
66080
Product Type
Sockets
Application
Pole Hardware Installation and Removal; Underground Distribution Work
Packaging
Retail
Country of Origin
Vietnam
UPC
092644382147
California Residents
Proposition 65 Warning
Physical Characteristics
Length
1.23'' (3.12 cm)
Width
1.23'' (3.12 cm)
Height
4.72'' (11.98 cm)
Weight
0.35 kg
0.77 lb
Material
4140 Steel (66081) / S2 Steel (X66078)
Details
Size
13/16'' Penta, 3/4'' Hex
Drive Connector Size
1/2''
Features
Easy-to-use flip feature allows for quick changes between Penta and Hex socket sizes
Includes two of the most common socket sizes (13/16-Inch Penta and 3/4-Inch Hex) in one tool
5-Point, 13/16-Inch Penta socket works with security bolts commonly used in underground distribution work
6-Point, 3/4-Inch Hex socket is easier to position
Deep well socket with 1/2-Inch drive works great for hardware installation and removal
1/2 to 1/2-Inch square adapter has a black manganese phosphate finish for rust resistance
Includes a ball detent that helps prevent unintentional separation of adapter and socket
Socket engineered for use with impact drivers including Klein's 1/2-Inch Compact Impact Wrench (Cat. Nos. BAT20CW, BAT20CW1)
Color coded to easily identify the size of the socket
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Easy-to-use flip features allow for quick changes between sizes and reduce the number of tools in the tool bag.

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About manufacturer
Klein Tools

Klein Tools is the result of one of those “happy accidents” that turn out to be revolutionary. Klein Tools famously got their start in 1857 when a linesman came to founder Matthias Klein to repair his broken pliers. Klein replaced the broken half and when the old half of the tool broke too, Klein forged a replacement for that, thus making the first Klein Linesman pliers. Since these humble beginnings, Klein Tools has grown and become one of the largest American made toolmakers and they’re a brand used by tradesmen, linesman and electricians all across America.

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