Impact Deep Socket 35 mm 1" 6-Point Forsage F-48510035

Deep impact socket 35 mm 1" 6-Point Forsage F-48510035 is a purpose-built tool component for heavy-duty fastening applications. The 35 mm diameter socket with a 1-inch drive and six-point (hex) configuration is intended to be used with impact wrenches and pneumatic or electric torque tools. Its extended length gives access to recessed nuts and bolts while the six-point contact distributes torque across the flats, reducing the risk of rounding fasteners.

Advantages

This deep impact socket is manufactured for high-torque applications and designed to withstand the repetitive shocks of impact tools. The six-point geometry provides a secure fit on hexagonal fasteners, improving engagement and reducing slippage. The extended reach enables work on recessed or long-stud fasteners without the need for adapters. Compatibility with 1" drive impact tools makes it suitable for industrial and automotive service environments.

Suitable for

• Removing and tightening recessed nuts on automotive wheel hubs and suspension components
• Industrial maintenance tasks requiring high torque and deep reach
• Heavy machinery assembly and disassembly where long studs are used
• Workshops using pneumatic or electric impact wrenches with a 1" drive

Key specifications

• Socket size: 35 mm
• Drive size: 1 inch (1")
• Point configuration: 6-point (hex)
• Type: Deep impact socket (extended length)
• Intended use: For use with impact wrenches and high-torque tools

How to use

Select the 35 mm six-point socket and attach it securely to a compatible 1" drive impact wrench or breaker bar. Position the socket squarely over the fastener, ensure proper engagement on the flats, and apply torque with controlled bursts when using an impact tool. For removal, reverse the tool direction and maintain steady alignment to avoid slipping. After use, inspect the socket for wear or cracking and store it in a dry, protected tool chest.

Usage recommendations

For longest service life, use the socket only with impact-rated tools and accessories, avoid using cheater bars on the drive, and periodically check for rounded edges or deformation. Follow the torque tool manufacturer's guidelines and wear appropriate personal protective equipment when operating impact tools.