Socket 3/4" 36 mm Honiton H1636 — 6-point drive for heavy-duty fasteners

Honiton H1636 is a 6-point socket with a 3/4" drive and a 36 mm internal opening designed for tightening and loosening heavy-duty nuts and bolts. Built for workshop and professional use, this socket offers a firm engagement with hexagonal fasteners to minimise rounding and allow reliable torque transfer. The tool is suitable for repeated use in automotive repair, industrial maintenance and construction tasks that demand high turning force.

Advantages

The 6-point geometry ensures full-face contact with hex fasteners, reducing the risk of slipping and rounded edges. A 3/4" drive provides compatibility with heavy-duty torque wrenches and impact tools commonly used in professional settings. The socket’s 36 mm size addresses larger fasteners found on trucks, machinery and structural assemblies. Its robust construction delivers consistent performance during repeated applications and high-load work.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair on trucks and heavy vehicles
• Industrial equipment maintenance and assembly
• Construction and structural bolting
• Workshop use with 3/4" drive torque wrenches and rattle guns

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/4"
• Internal opening: 36 mm
• Point configuration: 6-point (hex)
• Intended application: heavy-duty nuts and bolts
• Use environment: workshop, garage, industrial and construction sites

How to use

Select a compatible 3/4" drive wrench, breaker bar or impact tool and fit the 36 mm socket securely onto the fastener. Ensure the socket fully engages the flats of the hexagon before applying torque. For loosening seized or rusted nuts, apply steady force and, when necessary, use controlled impact settings on appropriate tools. After use, inspect the socket for wear and store it in a dry tool chest or rack to prevent corrosion and damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket with tools rated for the required torque and avoid applying excessive force with extensions that may overload the socket. For impact use, verify the socket material and finish are suitable for impact-rated tools. Regularly check for rounding or cracking and replace the socket if damage is detected to maintain safe, efficient operation.