Socket 80 mm 1" 6-point Rockforce RF-58580

Hexagonal 6-point socket for use with 1" drive tools, Rockforce RF-58580. Designed to fit and turn fasteners with a nominal size of 80 mm, this socket transfers torque from ratchets, breaker bars or torque wrenches to bolts and nuts. Constructed to withstand the demands of heavy-duty applications, the socket provides a direct 6-point engagement to reduce rounding of fastener corners and ensure secure torque transfer during assembly and disassembly operations.

Advantages

The 6-point profile offers full-face contact with hexagonal fasteners, improving load distribution and minimizing slippage under high torque. A 1" drive interface ensures compatibility with heavy-duty torque tools used in industrial and automotive settings. The socket's size and robust construction make it suitable for repeated use on large bolts and nuts found on heavy machinery, construction equipment and commercial vehicles.

Suitable for

• Heavy machinery maintenance and repair
• Automotive applications involving large wheel hubs and suspension components
• Industrial assembly and disassembly of large fastened joints
• Construction equipment servicing

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1" (one inch) compatible with heavy-duty ratchets and torque tools
• Profile: Hexagonal 6-point for full-face engagement
• Nominal fastener size: 80 mm
• Application: Designed for large bolts and nuts in automotive, industrial and heavy-equipment contexts

How to use

Select a compatible 1" drive tool such as a ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench and attach the socket securely. Position the socket fully onto the 80 mm fastener to ensure proper 6-point engagement. Apply torque progressively, observing manufacturer torque specifications for the fastener and tool in use. When loosening stuck or corroded fasteners, use steady, controlled force to avoid sudden slips; consider using penetrating lubricant where appropriate and take safety precautions for stored energy components.

Usage recommendations

Use with tools rated for the required torque to avoid damage to the socket or fastener. Inspect the socket for wear or deformation before use and replace if any cracking or rounding is apparent. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep the drive interface clean for secure attachment.