Socket wrench (impact-resistant) Wolfcraft SW 13, 50 mm, 1-piece

Wolfcraft SW 13 is a single-piece impact-resistant socket wrench with a 50 mm overall length designed for use with impact drivers and pneumatic or electric impact tools. The socket is sized for 13 mm hex fasteners and manufactured to withstand shock loads encountered during automotive, mechanical and maintenance work. Its single-piece construction provides a secure fit and minimizes the risk of cracking or failure under repeated impact.

Advantages

The impact-rated steel construction offers enhanced toughness compared with standard sockets, reducing wear and extending service life under high-torque conditions. Its precise internal geometry ensures reliable engagement with 13 mm hex fasteners, decreasing the chance of rounding or slipping. The compact 50 mm length improves access in confined spaces while maintaining compatibility with common impact drive attachments.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and wheel maintenance
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly
• Industrial maintenance and plant servicing
• Use with pneumatic and electric impact tools

Key specifications

• Drive size compatibility: for 13 mm hex fasteners
• Length: 50 mm overall
• Construction: single-piece impact-resistant socket
• Intended use: for impact drivers, pneumatic or electric impact tools
• Fit: designed for secure engagement with hexagonal fasteners

How to use

Select the 13 mm impact socket for the corresponding hex fastener and attach it securely to a compatible impact driver or impact wrench. Ensure the drive adapter or retaining mechanism is properly seated before applying torque. Operate the impact tool according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, applying controlled bursts of torque as needed and allowing the socket to absorb shock loads. Inspect the socket before use for any visible damage or deformation and replace if compromised.

Usage recommendations

When using the Wolfcraft SW 13 impact socket, pair it with a correctly rated impact tool and suitable extension or adapter if increased reach is required. Avoid using the socket with non-impact hand tools that may not match its intended drive interface. Regularly check the socket for signs of wear or hairline cracks after heavy use and replace it when any damage is detected to maintain safety and performance.