Impact socket accessory Proline 18969, length 90 mm

Proline impact socket accessory 18969 is a 90 mm long impact-rated socket extension designed for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic or electric impact drivers. The tool transmits torque reliably to fasteners in automotive repair, construction sites, and industrial maintenance. It is manufactured for use with impact-rated drive tools and is supplied in a cardboard box or on a hanger for straightforward storage and identification.

Advantages

The accessory is built to withstand high-torque impacts and repeated use, with materials and heat treatment suitable for impact applications. Its 90 mm length provides extended reach into recessed or obstructed fasteners while maintaining compatibility with standard impact sockets and drives. The design offers secure engagement with the drive and fastener, reducing slippage during heavy fastening or loosening tasks.

Suitable for

• Automotive wheel and suspension fastening and loosening
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and garages
• Construction and assembly where access to recessed fasteners is required
• Industrial maintenance and equipment servicing with impact tools

Key specifications

• Overall length: 90 mm
• Intended use: impact applications with impact wrenches and drivers
• Suitable drive type: impact-rated square drive (compatible with standard impact sockets)
• Material and treatment: impact-grade steel with heat treatment for durability
• Packaging: supplied in cardboard box or on a hanger

How to use

Select an impact-rated socket that matches the fastener size and attach it securely to the accessory. Connect the accessory to an impact wrench or driver by engaging the square drive until it locks. When operating the impact tool, apply steady, controlled bursts of torque rather than continuous pressure to avoid over-torquing. After use, remove the accessory from the drive and clean any debris or oil before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use only with impact-rated sockets and impact tools; do not use with hand ratchets or non-impact drivers. Inspect the accessory regularly for signs of wear, deformation or cracking and replace if damaged. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment when operating impact tools, and follow the tool manufacturer’s torque and safety guidelines.