Socket Wrench King Tony 6015M — 1 socket head, 87 mm length, 555 g

King Tony 6015M is a compact socket-style wrench with one interchangeable socket head, a total length of 87 mm and a weight of 555 g. Engineered for working in tight and confined spaces, this single-head socket wrench is intended for tightening and loosening hex fasteners where clearance is limited. The tool is built from chrome molybdenum alloy steel and finished with a phosphate sunk coating for enhanced surface protection and consistent fit with 3/4" impact hex bit sockets.

Advantages

The compact 87 mm length allows access to fasteners in narrow or recessed locations where longer handles cannot reach. Construction from chrome molybdenum alloy steel provides strength and impact resistance appropriate for demanding maintenance and assembly work. The phosphate sunk finish improves corrosion resistance and reduces the risk of seizing, while the socket interface designed for 3/4" impact hex bits ensures reliable engagement with compatible fasteners.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair tasks in tight engine bays and undercarriage areas
• Maintenance work on industrial machinery with limited access
• Assembly and disassembly of equipment where a short socket wrench is required
• Situations requiring use of 3/4" impact hex bit sockets in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Tool type: single-head socket wrench
• Overall length: 87 mm
• Weight: 555 g
• Material: chrome molybdenum alloy steel
• Surface finish: phosphate sunk
• Socket interface: 3/4" impact hex bit socket
• Standards: DIN 3121 compatibility

How to use

Select a compatible 3/4" impact hex bit socket and attach it securely to the socket head. Position the wrench squarely on the fastener to ensure full engagement of the socket with the hex profile. Apply steady torque while maintaining alignment to avoid rounding the fastener. For stubborn or tightly seated fasteners, use controlled impact or a suitable torque source rated for the socket interface, observing the tool's material and design limits.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the socket and fastener before use to ensure correct fit and no visible damage. Use appropriate safety equipment and follow torque limits for the fastener and socket system. Keep the phosphate-finished surfaces free of heavy contaminants and lubricate mating interfaces as needed to prevent corrosion and seizing.