Socket 3/4" 34 mm, NEO tools 08-316 — 6-point drive

NEO tools 08-316 is a 6-point socket with a 3/4" drive and a 34 mm size, designed for accurate engagement with hexagonal bolts and nuts of the specified dimension. The socket fits standard 3/4" drive ratchets, torque wrenches and compatible impact tools, making it suitable for workshop, automotive and light industrial use where a robust mechanical connection and precise torque transfer are required.

Advantages

The six-point geometry reduces the risk of rounding fastener corners and ensures a secure contact surface for transmitting torque. A 3/4" drive provides higher torque capacity compared with smaller drives, enabling use on larger fasteners. The 34 mm size matches common metric fasteners, offering a precise fit for reduced slippage. The socket's design supports both hand-operated and compatible power tools, allowing flexibility across different maintenance and repair tasks.

Suitable for

• Tightening and loosening 34 mm hex bolts and nuts
• Use with 3/4" drive ratchets and torque wrenches
• Workshop maintenance and automotive repair
• Industrial assembly and machinery servicing

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/4"
• Socket type: 6-point (hex)
• Nominal size: 34 mm
• Compatibility: designed for use with ratchets, torque wrenches and compatible impact tools requiring a 3/4" connection

How to use

Select a compatible 3/4" drive tool and seat the socket fully onto the fastener to ensure correct engagement on all six contact faces. Apply torque gradually to avoid sudden load spikes; when using a torque wrench, set the required torque value before operation. For power tools, confirm the socket is rated for impact use if applying impact force. After use, inspect the socket for wear or damage and store it in a secure socket holder.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket with tools appropriate to the required torque level and follow manufacturer guidelines for torque and tool compatibility. Avoid using excessive force beyond the tool or fastener rating to prevent damage. Regularly inspect contact faces for rounding or deformation and replace the socket if wear compromises fit.