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The Expert By Facom 30mm Long Impact Socket (E113614) is designed for professional mechanics and industrial technicians who require reliable performance under the extreme torque of impact wrenches. Built from high-strength chrome molybdenum steel, this tool offers exceptional resilience against shock and heavy-duty wear; however, users should note that it is specifically engineered for impact use and may be heavier than standard chrome sockets for manual ratchets.
| Model Part Number | E113598 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Expert By Facom |
While it is technically possible to fit it to a ratchet, impact sockets are heavier and thicker than chrome sockets, making them less convenient for manual work.
This socket weighs 411g.
Yes, this product is fully compliant with ISO 2725-2 standards.
It is constructed from high-durability chrome molybdenum steel.
At 78mm, this is considered a long-reach impact socket designed for deep-access fasteners.
Check if the retaining ring or pin on your impact wrench is worn out and replace it to ensure a tight, secure fit.
Apply a penetrating oil to the fastener threads and use a mallet to gently tap the side of the socket to break the bond before attempting to remove it.
To ensure maximum safety and longevity, always verify that your impact wrench drive size matches the socket's internal square drive requirements. If your tool is equipped with a locking pin or snap ring, utilize the socket's safety hole to ensure a locked connection before commencing operation.
Care instructions include keeping the socket clean of excessive debris or rust. While chrome molybdenum is naturally durable, it is best to store the socket in a dry environment. After use, inspect the socket walls and the interior drive hole for signs of stress cracks. If the socket shows hairline fractures, it should be removed from service immediately to prevent tool failure under load.
