Impact Socket Proline 18474, 1-piece, height 78 mm

Proline 18474 is an impact socket engineered for heavy-duty fastening tasks. With a height of 78 mm and constructed from chromium-molybdenum steel adjusted for impact work, this single-piece socket is suitable for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools. It is designed to withstand repeated torque pulses and offers reliable engagement with fasteners when used with compatible drive tools.

Advantages

The impact socket features a single-piece construction from chromium-molybdenum steel that provides enhanced toughness and resistance to deformation during high-torque applications. Its 78 mm height allows access to recessed nuts and bolts while maintaining strength at the drive connection. The surface treatment and material choice reduce the risk of cracking under impact loads and improve longevity in industrial and automotive environments.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and tire fitting where impact wrenches are used
• Industrial maintenance tasks requiring high torque delivery
• Construction and assembly work involving heavy fasteners
• Workshops that need durable, impact-rated sockets for regular use

Key specifications

• Type: impact socket, single-piece design
• Material: chromium-molybdenum steel (suitable for impact applications)
• Height: 78 mm
• Intended use: compatible with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools (verify drive fit with your tool)
• Application environments: automotive, industrial, construction

How to use

Confirm that the socket drive size matches your impact wrench before use. Mount the socket securely onto the impact wrench or pneumatic tool and seat it fully on the fastener to ensure even distribution of force. Apply torque in controlled bursts rather than continuous pressure to reduce stress on both tool and fastener. After use, inspect the socket for signs of wear or cracking and store it in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection when operating impact tools. Do not use the socket with hand tools designed for low-torque applications, and replace sockets that show visible damage or deformation. Regularly check tool and socket compatibility, and follow manufacturer guidance for maximum torque limits of your impact tool.