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Proxxon Torx Socket TX20 3/8" 50 mm - Proxxon PR23584
Proxxon Torx Socket TX20 3/8" 50 mm - Proxxon PR23584
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Proxxon Torx Socket TX20 3/8" 50 mm - Proxxon PR23584
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Proxxon Torx Socket TX20 3/8" 50 mm - Proxxon PR23584
Proxxon Torx Socket TX20 3/8" 50 mm - Proxxon PR23584
The Proxxon Torx Socket TX20 3/8" 50 mm is a precision tool designed for use with 3/8" drive ratchets and torque wrenches. With a TX20 profile and a 50 mm overall length, this socket provides the reach and torque transfer needed to fasten or remove Torx TX20 fasteners in mechanical, automotive and assembly environments. Constructed from metal for workshop durability, the socket is intended for applications where access to recessed or hard-to-reach Torx screws is required.
This Proxxon TX20 socket combines accurate Torx profile engagement with a longer 50 mm length to improve access to recessed fasteners. The 3/8" drive interface ensures compatibility with common ratchets and torque tools used in professional and home workshops. Metal construction provides stable torque transmission and wear resistance, helping to reduce rounding of fastener heads when used correctly.
Select the Proxxon TX20 3/8" socket and fit it securely onto a compatible 3/8" drive ratchet, extension, or torque wrench. Engage the TX20 tip fully into the Torx fastener to ensure full contact with the fastener recess. Apply torque smoothly and avoid sudden impacts; if using a torque wrench, set the desired torque value within the tool’s rated range. Withdraw the socket straight from the fastener after loosening to avoid cam-out or damage to the Torx profile.
Use with matched 3/8" drive tools and avoid excessive torque beyond the socket or fastener rating. Keep the Torx profile and socket clean from debris to maintain correct fit and reduce wear. For deeply recessed or obstructed fasteners, use appropriate extensions or universal joints while ensuring stable alignment to prevent rounding of the fastener head.
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