Impact Socket Gedore 6192560 Depth 45 mm Height 35 mm Weight 50 g

The Gedore 6192560 impact socket is engineered for heavy-duty use in automotive and industrial environments. With a 45 mm depth and 35 mm height, it offers a compact profile while weighing just 50 g, providing easy handling during repetitive tasks. Manufactured from Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3) with a polished, chrome-plated finish, the socket is designed to withstand high torque and impact conditions. It conforms to DIN 3124 and ISO 2725-1 for dimensional accuracy, and features a square drive according to DIN 3120 (C 6.3) and ISO 1174 with a ball retaining groove for secure attachment to drive tools.

Advantages

The socket combines high strength and corrosion resistance due to its vanadium steel construction and chrome plating. Its compact dimensions and low weight reduce operator fatigue and improve accessibility in confined spaces. Compliance with international standards ensures interchangeability and reliable performance with compatible hand and impact tools. The knurled grip facilitates manual handling when positioning the socket on fasteners.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Industrial assembly and maintenance where high torque is applied
• Use with hand-operated drive tools and impact drivers compatible with the specified square drive
• Work in confined or hard-to-reach spaces requiring a compact socket

Key specifications

• Depth: 45 mm
• Height: 35 mm
• Weight: 50 g
• Material: Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3)
• Finish: Polished, chrome-plated
• Standards: Conforms to DIN 3124 and ISO 2725-1
• Square drive: Conforms to DIN 3120 (C 6.3) and ISO 1174 with ball retaining groove
• Hand-operated knurled grip

How to use

Select a compatible drive tool with the matching square drive and align the ball retaining groove for a secure connection. Position the socket over the fastener and apply torque using a hand-operated ratchet or compatible impact driver as required. After use, wipe the socket clean and store it in a dry tool tray or rack to maintain the chrome-plated surface and prevent corrosion. Inspect the socket regularly for wear or deformation when used under high-torque or impact conditions.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket within the torque limits of your drive tool and follow manufacturer guidance for impact tool use. Avoid excessive side loads and do not use a damaged socket. For prolonged service life, clean and lightly oil the socket after exposure to moisture or corrosive environments.