Impact Socket 1" 70mm 6-Point Forsage

Forsage Impact Socket 1" 70mm 6-Point is a heavy-duty socket engineered for use with 1-inch drive impact wrenches and pneumatic tools. With a 70 mm length and a 6-point configuration, the socket provides direct contact with bolt heads and nuts to reduce rounding and improve torque transfer. The design targets demanding mechanical, industrial and automotive applications that require high torque capacity and durable construction.

Advantages

The 6-point profile concentrates force on the flats of fasteners to minimize slipping and rounding under high torque. Its robust construction tolerates repeated impacts from pneumatic and hydraulic tools, while the 70 mm length offers access to recessed fasteners without sacrificing strength. The socket is compatible with standard 1-inch drive impact accessories, enabling efficient use in workshops and on service vehicles.

Suitable for

• Heavy vehicle and truck wheel nut removal and installation
• Industrial machinery assembly and maintenance
• Construction equipment repair
• Workshop and professional automotive service

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1 inch
• Socket length: 70 mm
• Configuration: 6-point (hex) internal profile
• Intended use: impact applications with pneumatic or electric impact wrenches
• Material characteristic: impact-rated alloy steel construction suitable for high torque

How to use

Select the Impact Socket 1" 70mm 6-Point that matches the fastener size. Securely attach the socket to a compatible 1-inch drive impact wrench or extension via the drive detent. Position the socket fully onto the fastener head to ensure correct engagement of the 6-point profile. Operate the impact tool according to the tool manufacturer's guidance, applying controlled bursts of torque for tightening or loosening. After use, inspect the socket for wear or damage and store it in appropriate tool storage to preserve service life.

Usage recommendations

Use with properly rated impact tools and appropriate torque settings. Avoid using the socket on rounded or damaged fasteners and do not use with hand ratchets designed for non-impact sockets. Regularly inspect for cracks or deformation and replace if wear compromises safe operation.