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Get the right socket to tighten or loosen fasteners for your DIY or professional projects. From regular to impact, square bit, 12 points, deep, and more, we've got many options to suit your needs.


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Impact sockets are made with a particular steel that allows for more elasticity, which means your socket will be able to withstand higher forces and odd angles and stay attached instead of shattering.
Can impact sockets be used as regular sockets?
Impact sockets are best suited for pneumatic tools due to the denser, thicker material on them. You should not use regular sockets with pneumatic tools. However, you can use an impact socket on a hand tool risk-free.
Can I use regular sockets with an impact driver?
Regular sockets have a thinner inner wall of metal compared to impact sockets, making them more ideal for hand tools. Because of this, you should never use a regular socket on an impact driver or any other pneumatic power tool.