Laser Hub Nut Socket - 1 inch D - 115mm

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The Laser Hub Nut Socket (MPN: 8350) is a specialized professional-grade tool designed for heavy-duty mechanics and fleet technicians working on commercial vehicles. It provides the essential torque and grip required to remove and install stubborn rear hub nuts on DAF CF-XF and Volvo FH models, though it is strictly limited to large-format 1-inch drive equipment and specific 115mm nut profiles.
| Model Part Number | 8350 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
No, this socket is specifically designed for the Volvo FH range and is not universal for all Volvo commercial vehicles.
No, this socket requires a 1-inch drive tool. Using an adapter to step down to smaller drive sizes is not recommended, as the torque required for these nuts may shear the adapter.
This tool is specifically marketed for rear disc brake hub nuts. Please verify the nut size on your front axle, as it may differ.
Store in a clean, dry location. Apply a thin layer of light machine oil to prevent surface oxidation.
Yes, it is designed for heavy-duty automotive maintenance and is built to withstand the torque loads typical of professional pneumatic impact tools.
Clear away any road grime or excessive rust from the nut, and verify that the vehicle is indeed a supported DAF CF-XF or Volvo FH model requiring a 115mm size.
Ensure the socket is pushed fully onto the nut and verify that the drive tool is aligned perfectly square with the socket to prevent angled force.
To use this tool, ensure your impact wrench or torque multiplier features a standard 1-inch male square drive. Before application, inspect the hub nut for excessive rust or debris that might prevent the socket from seating fully. Once finished, clean the socket with a dry cloth and apply a light coat of anti-corrosion spray or machine oil before storing it in a dry, organized tool chest. Avoid using heat on the socket, as this can degrade the metal's structural integrity and hardening.