Impact Socket 33 mm 1" (6-point) Forsage F-48533

Forsage Impact Socket 33 mm 1" (6-point) F-48533 is a heavy-duty impact socket designed for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic or electric torque tools. The 33 mm hex opening and 1" drive size provide compatibility with large fasteners commonly found in automotive, heavy machinery and industrial maintenance tasks. Constructed for impact applications, the socket offers a secure fit on hex bolts to reduce rounding and withstand repeated high-torque operations.

Advantages

This 6-point impact socket delivers stable torque transfer and a reliable grip on hex fasteners, minimising slippage under high load. Its impact-rated construction resists deformation and cracking caused by repeated use with air or electric impact wrenches. The 1" drive interface ensures compatibility with a wide range of heavy-duty impact tools, while the 33 mm size addresses common large-bolt requirements in professional workshops and maintenance settings.

Suitable for

• Automotive wheel and suspension work on vehicles with large fasteners
• Heavy machinery maintenance and repair
• Industrial and workshop fastening tasks requiring high torque
• Use with pneumatic or electric impact wrenches and torque multipliers

Key specifications

• Socket size: 33 mm hex (6-point)
• Drive size: 1 inch
• Point configuration: 6-point (hex)
• Intended use: impact applications with air or electric tools
• Construction: impact-rated alloy steel (heat-treated for durability)

How to use

Ensure the impact wrench and drive accessory are compatible with a 1" drive socket before use. Fit the 33 mm 6-point socket onto the drive anvil and confirm a secure connection. Position the socket fully over the hex fastener to avoid slippage, then apply torque with short bursts from the impact wrench as required. After use, remove the socket and inspect for visible damage or wear before the next application.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye protection and gloves, when operating impact tools. Avoid using the socket with hand ratchets or non-impact-rated tools to prevent damage. Regularly inspect the socket for cracking or deformation and replace if any defects are found.