BETA 728-15 slag-reductieadapter 3/4“F x 1/2”M Cr-Mo

Mismatched drive sizes between your impact wrench and socket can bring work to a halt. The BETA 728-15 Impact Reduction Adapter bridges that gap by converting a 3/4-inch female square drive to a 1/2-inch male square drive, letting you use smaller sockets on larger tools without compromising strength. Machined from chrome molybdenum steel and finished with black phosphate, it withstands extreme impact torque while resisting corrosion and wear. A ball detent ensures the socket stays locked on during high-vibration operations, and the compact 45 mm length allows access in tight spaces. Compliant with DIN 3121 and ISO 1174, this adapter is a dependable link in any professional automotive, industrial, or mechanical environment.

Who is it for

Professional mechanics, heavy equipment technicians, and industrial maintenance crews who regularly use impact wrenches and need to adapt between 3/4" and 1/2" drive sizes. It is also suitable for serious DIY enthusiasts working on trucks, agricultural machinery, or construction equipment where high torque and durability are non-negotiable.

Main features

• Reduces 3/4" female square drive to 1/2" male square drive
• Impact-rated chrome molybdenum steel for maximum toughness
• Black phosphate finish resists corrosion and wear
• Ball detent groove for positive socket locking
• Compact 45 mm overall length for tight access
• Meets DIN 3121 and ISO 1174 standards

Specifications

• Brand: BETA
• Model: 728-15
• MPN: 728-15
• EAN: 8014230029856
• Input Drive Size: 3/4 inch (19 mm)
• Output Drive Size: 1/2 inch (12.5 mm)
• Material: Chrome Molybdenum Steel (Cr-Mo)
• Finish: Black Phosphate
• Overall Length: 45 mm
• Drive System: Square Drive
• Standard Compliance: DIN 3121 / ISO 1174
• Socket Retention: Ball Detent
• Application: Industrial, Automotive, Mechanical
• Corrosion Resistance: Yes
• Heat Treatment: Yes
• Color: Black
• Series: Beta 728 Series
• Impact Rated: Yes

Tips

Always ensure the adapter is fully seated on both the tool and socket before applying torque. Regularly inspect the ball detent and square drive for wear, and replace the adapter if any deformation or cracking is visible to maintain safety and performance.