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Laser 8063 Oxy Sensor Socket 1/2""D 22mm
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Description
Short series - length: 75mm To fit 22mm single Hex Lambda (oxygen) sensors The combination of open wrench and 1/2” drive ratchet allows for the application of increased torque Can be driven by 1/2" square socketry or 30mm spanner depending on access Manufactured from chrome molybdenum with black pho...
Highlights
- Designed for 22mm single Hex Lambda (oxygen) sensors
- Short series length of 75mm for restricted clearances
- Can be driven by 1/2" square socketry or a 30mm spanner
- Allows application of increased torque
- Chrome molybdenum construction with a black phosphate finish
Key specifications
- Part Number
- 8063
- Sensor Fitment
- 22mm Single Hex
- Length
- 75mm
- Material
- Chrome Molybdenum
- Finish
- Black Phosphate
Pros
- Multiple drive options give flexibility in restricted spaces
- Short 75mm length helps reach awkwardly positioned sensors
- Chrome molybdenum build supports higher torque application
Cons
- Designed strictly for 22mm single Hex oxygen sensors
Frequently asked questions
What size sensor does this socket fit?
This socket is specifically made to fit 22mm single Hex Lambda (oxygen) sensors.
What are the drive options for this socket?
It can be driven using standard 1/2-inch square drive socketry or a 30mm spanner depending on access.
How long is the socket?
This is a short series socket with an overall length of 75mm.
What material is this socket made of?
It is manufactured from chrome molybdenum with a black phosphate finish.
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