Bolting Accessories (Page 10 of 14)

Bolting accessories carry an impact wrench’s torque from the anvil to the fastener, and they are the parts that round off, crack, or go missing first. Chicago Pneumatic impact sockets run 1/4 in. through 1-1/2 in. square drive in standard, deep, magnetic, and wheel-protection styles — from the S2055M 5.5 mm up to the S1090M 90 mm. Add reach with an extension bar such as the E813, 1 in. drive by 13 in., clear an obstruction with the J4U universal joint, or step drive size with the A616 adaptor. All of it feeds CP impact wrenches and air ratchet wrenches. Ships from Denver.

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Match the Drive to Your Tool

Square drive is the first filter. Sockets, bars, and joints in the range above run 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1, and 1-1/2 in. drive, alongside #5 spline reaction hardware for torque-control tools. Use the drive your wrench’s anvil takes rather than adapting down — every adapter is one more joint to shear under impact. Filter by drive size in the sidebar to narrow the list.

Standard, Deep, Magnetic, and Wheel-Protection Sockets

Standard-depth sockets handle flange and structural bolting. Deep sockets such as the 5427MD, 1/2 in. drive by 27 mm clear long stud and exposed thread. Magnetic sockets hold the fastener while you start it overhead, and the S421MWP wheel-protection socket keeps the socket wall off alloy rims. The SS3113DG set covers 13 metric deep magnetic sizes in 3/8 in. drive. All are chrome-molybdenum with a phosphate manganese finish.

Extension Bars by Drive and Length

Model	Drive	Length
E36	3/8 in.	6 in.
E45	1/2 in.	5 in.
E67	3/4 in.	7 in.
E87	1 in.	7 in.
E1010	1-1/2 in.	10 in.

Bars are listed in 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, and 13 in. lengths depending on drive size. A long bar costs you feel and torque at the fastener, so take the shortest one that clears the work.

Common Questions

What counts as industrial bolting equipment? On this page, the consumable half of it: impact sockets and socket sets, extension bars, universal joints, drive adapters, reaction bars, and protective covers. The wrenches themselves sit under industrial tools.

Can I run chrome hand sockets on an air impact wrench? No. Impact sockets are chrome-molybdenum with a phosphate manganese surface finish and heavier walls, built to resist cracking under repeated hammer blows and to keep from rounding the fastener. Chrome sockets can shatter.

Do you stock reaction bars and tool covers? Yes — square and sliding #5 spline reaction bars for CP torque-control tools, PVC protective covers, and side handle kits are all in the range above. In-stock items ordered by 4 PM ET ship the same day, and exploded views live in the parts hub.