Socket wrench, Beta Tools 42 36, 36 mm, chrome coating, 15° offset, depth 412 mm

Beta Tools 42 36 is a single 36 mm socket designed for mechanical and industrial fastening tasks. The socket features a chrome coating for corrosion resistance, a 15° offset that helps access fasteners in confined or obstructed locations, an overall depth of 412 mm and a head height of 10.7 mm. Supplied as one piece, this long-reach socket is intended for maintenance, repair and assembly operations where extended reach and robust construction are required.

Advantages

The chrome coating provides surface protection against corrosion and simplifies cleaning after use. The 15° offset gives improved approach angles when working in tight spaces, allowing the tool to engage nuts and bolts with reduced interference. With a depth of 412 mm the socket reaches recessed fasteners while maintaining a slim profile to fit narrow openings. The single-piece construction contributes to durability and reliable torque transfer.

Suitable for

• Maintenance and repair of machinery with recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners
• Industrial assembly where extended reach is needed
• Automotive servicing that requires access behind panels or components

Key specifications

• Size: 36 mm
• Offset angle: 15°
• Depth: 412 mm
• Head/height: 10.7 mm
• Finish: chrome coating for corrosion resistance
• Quantity: single piece

How to use

Select a compatible drive wrench or ratchet that fits the socket and ensure the drive connection is secure before applying torque. Position the socket over the fastener and align the 15° offset as needed to clear surrounding obstacles. Apply steady, controlled force to tighten or loosen the fastener, avoiding sudden impacts that exceed the socket's intended use. After use, clean the socket and store it in a dry place to preserve the chrome finish.

Usage recommendations

Use with the correct drive tool and appropriate torque settings for the fastener to prevent rounding or damage. Avoid using the socket with high-impact tools unless it is specified for such use; inspect the socket regularly for wear or deformation, especially after heavy use in industrial environments.