Impact Socket 3/4" 43 mm (6-point) YATO RF-46543

YATO impact socket 3/4" 43 mm (6-point) RF-46543 is a heavy-duty 6-point socket designed for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools. With a 3/4" drive and 43 mm opening, the socket provides firm engagement with hexagonal fasteners and bolts, transferring high torque while minimising rounding or slippage. The construction is aimed at automotive, industrial maintenance and heavy machinery repair tasks where strength and reliable torque transmission are required.

Advantages

The 6-point configuration ensures maximum contact with fastener flats, reducing the risk of damage under high torque. Constructed from impact-grade alloy steel, the socket resists cracking and deformation during repeated use with impact tools. The 3/4" drive size offers compatibility with common heavy-duty impact wrenches, while the precision-machined profile delivers consistent fit and torque transfer. Its robust design supports frequent use in workshop and industrial environments.

Suitable for

• Automotive wheel and axle nut removal and installation
• Industrial maintenance on heavy equipment and machinery
• Use with pneumatic and electric impact wrenches
• Repair and assembly tasks requiring high-torque fasteners

Key specifications

• Drive size: 3/4"
• Socket size: 43 mm
• Point configuration: 6-point (hex)
• Material: impact-grade alloy steel
• Intended use: designed for impact tools and high-torque applications

How to use

Select the 43 mm 6-point socket and mount it securely on a compatible 3/4" drive impact wrench or adapter. Align the socket fully with the hexagonal fastener to ensure full contact on the flats before applying torque. Start at low speed or torque setting if available to seat the socket, then apply the required torque in short bursts to avoid overheating or tool stress. After use, inspect the socket for wear or deformation and store it in a dry toolbox or socket rail to maintain condition.

Usage recommendations

Use with appropriate personal protective equipment and follow the impact tool manufacturer's torque limits. Avoid using the socket with non-impact hand tools for precision assembly where softer contact is required. Regularly check the socket for signs of cracking or rounding and replace if damaged to maintain safe operation.