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This guide is for automotive technicians and industrial professionals who need a reliable socket for high-torque applications. The Neilsen Impact Socket offers superior durability and secure engagement for demanding tasks, though its specialized 6-point design may not be ideal for all bolt head types. Constructed from Chrome Molybdenum (CRMO) steel, this 36mm socket features a 3/4-inch drive and a 6-point single hex design for maximum grip, ensuring it can handle significant impact forces.
| Model Part Number | CT6508 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Neilsen |
This Neilsen Impact Socket is constructed from durable Chrome Molybdenum (CRMO) steel, known for its strength and resilience under impact.
The drive size for this socket is 3/4 inch.
This socket is designed to fit 36mm fasteners.
The 6-point single hex design means the socket has six internal points that grip the sides of a hex (six-sided) bolt head or nut. This offers a more secure fit and reduces the chance of the socket slipping (camming out) compared to a 12-point design, especially under high torque or impact.
Yes, this socket is compatible with both manual ratchets and impact wrenches. Its durable construction makes it suitable for various torque applications.
Clean the socket with a dry cloth after each use and store it in a dry place. Periodically inspect it for any signs of damage or excessive wear.
The socket has a 3/4-inch drive size, a 36mm opening, and a height of 57mm.
Verify that the fastener is indeed 36mm and has a 6-point hex head. Ensure there is no debris or damage to the fastener head or the socket's internal hex.
Confirm you are using the correct drive size (3/4 inch). Check for excessive wear on the socket's 6-point opening or on the fastener head. Use a more powerful impact wrench if necessary, but avoid over-torquing if using a manual wrench.
Immediately cease use. This indicates the socket is being subjected to forces beyond its design limits or has a manufacturing defect. Inspect the tool being used for compatibility and condition. Replace the socket if damaged.
Ensure the drive anvil on the tool is clean and free of debris. Check the socket's drive opening for any obstructions. Some sockets have a detent ball or pinhole for retention; ensure this is not blocked.
Setup:
This socket requires a compatible 3/4-inch drive manual wrench or impact wrench. Ensure the drive size of your tool matches the socket's drive size for a secure connection. Simply attach the socket to the drive anvil of your wrench.
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