Deep Impact Socket 76 mm 1" (6-point) Rockforce

Deep impact socket 76 mm with 1" drive in a 6-point design by Rockforce, engineered for heavy-duty impact applications. The extra depth enables access to recessed nuts and studs while the 6-point profile provides positive contact with fastener flats to reduce rounding. Built to work with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools, this socket is intended for repeated high-torque use in automotive, industrial maintenance and construction environments where a strong, long-reach impact-rated tool is required.

Advantages

The deep profile allows engagement of fasteners located on long studs or within deep housings without the need for extensions. The 6-point geometry delivers a secure grip on hexagonal fasteners, minimizing slip and damage under impact loads. Manufactured and heat-treated for impact use, the socket resists deformation from repeated torque and offers consistent performance with power tools. Its 1" drive interface provides compatibility with standard heavy-duty impact wrenches and adapters used in professional service settings.

Suitable for

• Removing and tightening large hex nuts on heavy machinery and trucks
• Automotive wheel hub, axle and suspension service requiring long-reach sockets
• Industrial maintenance tasks with recessed fasteners on equipment and frames
• Construction and assembly work involving high-torque impact fastening

Key specifications

• Socket size: 76 mm
• Drive size: 1" (one inch)
• Point configuration: 6-point (hex)
• Type: Deep impact socket for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools
• Material and treatment: heat-treated steel alloy suitable for impact service

How to use

Select a compatible 1" drive impact wrench or adapter and ensure the tool is rated for the required torque range. Fit the deep impact socket onto the wrench drive until it seats securely, then place the socket over the fastener so the 6-point faces align with the flats of the nut or bolt. Operate the impact wrench following the tool manufacturer’s instructions, applying short bursts when loosening tight or rusted fasteners. After use, inspect the socket for wear or cracking and store it in a dry, organized toolbox or socket rail.

Usage recommendations

Use impact-rated sockets only with impact-rated tools and accessories; avoid using hand ratchets or non-impact extensions with impact sockets. Regularly check the socket and drive interface for signs of wear or deformation, and replace if any cracks, rounding, or permanent distortion are present to maintain safe, reliable performance.