ISO 2725-2:2017
ISO 2725-2:2017

ISO 2725-2:2017

June 2017
International standard Current

Assembly tools for screws and nuts - Square drive sockets - Part 2: Machine-operated sockets (impact)

ISO 2725-2:2017 specifies dimensions, designation, and marking of machine-operated "impact" square drive sockets with operating end having a hexagonal or double hexagonal form in accordance with ISO 1174‑2.NOTE Machine-operated "impact" square drive sockets covered by this document are the ones identified in ISO 1703 under reference numbers 2 2 02 01 0.ISO 2725-2:2017 does not cover technical specifications for these products. Technical specifications are given in ISO 1711‑2.

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Publication date

June 2017

Number of pages

10 p.

Reference

ISO 2725-2:2017

ICS Codes

25.140.01   Hand-held tools in general

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Sumary
Assembly tools for screws and nuts - Square drive sockets - Part 2: Machine-operated sockets (impact)

ISO 2725-2:2017 specifies dimensions, designation, and marking of machine-operated "impact" square drive sockets with operating end having a hexagonal or double hexagonal form in accordance with ISO 1174‑2.

NOTE Machine-operated "impact" square drive sockets covered by this document are the ones identified in ISO 1703 under reference numbers 2 2 02 01 0.

ISO 2725-2:2017 does not cover technical specifications for these products. Technical specifications are given in ISO 1711‑2.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 2725-2:2015
ISO 2725-2:2015
March 2015
International standard Cancelled
Assembly tools for screws and nuts - Square drive sockets - Part 2 : machine-operated sockets ("impact")

ISO 2725-2:2015 specifies dimensions, designation, and marking of machine-operated "impact" square drive sockets with operating end having a hexagonal or double hexagonal form in accordance with ISO 1174‑2. NOTE 1 Machine-operated "impact" square drive sockets are listed under number 2 2 02 01 0 in ISO 1703. NOTE 2 The figures in this part of ISO 2725 are given only as examples. They are not intended to influence the manufacturer's design.

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