Impact Socket Accessory Proline 18711 — for impact wrenches, durable drive accessory

Proline 18711 is an impact socket accessory engineered for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic or electric fastening tools. Designed as an impact-rated drive component, this accessory transfers torque from the tool to various TORX sockets and fasteners, delivering reliable engagement for automotive maintenance, industrial repair and assembly tasks. The set is supplied in a metal box for organized storage and transport.

Advantages

This impact accessory is made for high-torque applications and is built to withstand the repeated shock of impact wrenches. Precision-machined TORX profiles ensure secure fitment with minimal cam-out, while the impact-rated construction reduces the risk of deformation or breakage under heavy use. The included metal box protects the bits and makes it easier to keep the set together on-site or in a workshop.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance where TORX fasteners are used
• Industrial assembly lines and equipment servicing
• Pneumatic and electric impact wrench applications requiring durable drive accessories
• Mobile service and fieldwork where a compact protected set is needed

Key specifications

• Drive sizes included: 1/2", 3/8", 1/4"
• TORX profiles covered: E4, E5, E6, E7, E8, E10, E11, E12, E14, E18, E20
• Impact-rated construction for use with impact wrenches
• Supplied in a metal storage box for protection and portability

How to use

Select the appropriate drive size and TORX bit for the fastener and secure it in the impact wrench or adapter. Ensure the bit is fully seated before applying torque. Operate the impact tool according to the tool manufacturer's settings and safety guidelines, starting at lower torque if the fastener condition or material is uncertain. After use, allow components to cool if hot, clean any debris, and return the bits to the metal box to prevent loss and protect the TORX profiles.

Usage recommendations

Use only with impact-rated sockets and adapters, and always wear appropriate eye and hand protection when operating impact tools. Avoid using damaged or excessively worn bits to prevent slipping or rounding of fasteners; replace worn components promptly.