Screwdriver socket 8 mm Proxxon PR22266

Proxxon PR22266 is an 8 mm screwdriver socket designed for precise fastening and loosening of screws and small bolts. The socket fits standard 1/4" drive tools and compatible screwdriver handles or ratchets, offering a compact solution for workshop, maintenance and DIY tasks where a reliable connection to fasteners is required. Its metal construction provides long-term durability and stable engagement with hex or slotted fastener heads of the appropriate size.

Advantages

The Proxxon 8 mm screwdriver socket delivers a tight fit on fasteners to minimise slipping and rounding. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for work in confined spaces and for precision repairs. Manufactured from hardened metal, the socket resists wear during repeated use and maintains dimensional stability. Compatibility with common 1/4" drive tools ensures quick attachment and removal, improving workflow in assembly and maintenance operations.

Suitable for

• Precision repair and small mechanical assembly
• General workshop maintenance and servicing
• DIY projects requiring an 8 mm socket
• Electronics housing and appliance fastening where compact tools are needed

Key specifications

• Socket size: 8 mm
• Drive type: compatible with 1/4" drive tools and screwdriver handles
• Material: hardened metal for wear resistance
• Form factor: compact, suitable for tight spaces
• Intended use: fastening and loosening screws and small bolts

How to use

Select the Proxxon 8 mm socket for fasteners matching the 8 mm size. Attach the socket securely to a compatible 1/4" drive ratchet, extension or screwdriver handle, then place it squarely over the fastener head. Apply controlled turning torque appropriate to the fastener and workpiece; avoid excessive force to prevent damage to the fastener or socket. After use, clean the socket of debris and store it in a dry place to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket only with tools and fasteners designed for its 8 mm size and 1/4" drive compatibility. For high-torque applications, use an appropriately rated socket or driver to prevent tool or fastener damage. Regularly inspect the socket for wear and replace it if signs of rounding or cracking appear.