Socket 36 mm 1" 6-point by Rockforce, model RF-58536

Rockforce RF-58536 is a 36 mm, 1" drive, 6-point socket engineered for heavy-duty fastening and loosening of large hex fasteners. Designed to be used with compatible 1" torque tools, impact wrenches and breakers, the socket delivers a precise hex fit to minimise rounding and ensure force is applied to the flats of the fastener. The tool is intended for professional and industrial settings such as automotive heavy repair, machinery maintenance and construction work where large-diameter bolts and nuts are encountered.

Advantages

The 6-point geometry provides secure engagement with hex heads, reducing the risk of slipping or rounding. A 1" drive size makes the socket compatible with high-torque tools commonly used for heavy assemblies. The 36 mm size covers a range of large fasteners found in trucks, agricultural equipment and industrial installations. The socket’s construction is suitable for repeated use under high torque when paired with properly rated torque tools.

Suitable for

• Automotive heavy repair (trucks, buses, off-road vehicles)
• Industrial and plant maintenance
• Construction and structural bolting
• Agricultural and earthmoving equipment service

Key specifications

• Socket size: 36 mm
• Drive type: 1" (one-inch) drive
• Point count: 6-point (hex)
• Intended use: high-torque fastening and loosening of large hex fasteners
• Typical applications: automotive heavy-duty, industrial maintenance, construction

How to use

Select the 36 mm Rockforce socket and attach it securely to a compatible 1" drive tool or breaker bar. Ensure the socket fully seats on the fastener head before applying torque. When using impact tools, confirm that the socket and tool ratings match the torque requirements of the fastener. Apply steady, controlled force and avoid sudden lateral loads that could damage the socket or the fastener. After use, inspect the socket for deformation or cracking and store it in a dry, organised tool set.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket only with tools and extensions rated for 1" drive and the expected torque. For critical assemblies, verify fastener torque with a calibrated torque wrench after initial tightening. Replace the socket if visible wear or damage appears to the hex faces or drive connection.