🔧 Sunex 3300 Socket Adapter: 3/8-Inch Female to 1/2-Inch Male with Friction Ball Drive - Efficient Tool for Socket Transitions Review

I have and only use 1/2" impact sockets. I have Milwaukie M12 3/8" and M18 1/2" impact sockets that show no signs of excessive wear.

Tried this on a short Milwaukee on a 250ft lbs rig for about two months. Still holding on but I can tell he's starting to have a little doubt inside

Quality Adapter For use with 3/8 Milwaukee Stubby. Facilitates changing sockets. Handles 225 lbs of torque with no issues. I would recommend

Adapter has held up well when using 1/2" sockets with my Snap-On MG325 3/8" Air Impact. The sockets stay connected during use and easily detach when removed. Very impressed with the price.

I have some Sunex drums; Swivel joints, adapters, driveshaft Ford. To be honest they can't be beat and I haven't broken any yet! Tools made in Taiwan are far superior to those made in China and I would compare Sunex's impact to any known US made tool. A friend who works as a diesel mechanic (beat it all!) says that all shock absorbers fail sooner or later, but he has found that the Sunex will survive most if not all known shock absorbers.

I bought this for my Milwaukee M12 Fuel Impact on the driver's side, it only had 3/8" drive. The tool itself is too powerful for 12v, but most do of my outlets use the standard 1/2" drive. Then I found this. It's designed to be impact resistant, fits my tool snugly, and hasn't snapped with any abuse I've put on it! My only complaint is my heads wobble a bit more than a regular 1/2" impact wrench, but that's probably because I have an extra part. I won't blame the extension for that.