Tork Craft Socket 60Mm 1′ Drive Crv Hex

Description

Tork Craft Socket — 60 mm × 1″ Drive

Socket Size: 60 mm — 1″ (25.4 mm) Drive

The Tork Craft 60 mm socket, designed for 1″ drive tools, features a chrome-vanadium construction and 6-point hex configuration for optimal grip on large fasteners. Built for professional use, it fits heavy-duty applications in automotive, industrial and service environments where torque is high and reliability is essential.

Specifications

Features

• 60 mm size — suited for large bolts and fasteners in structural, heavy-vehicle or industrial contexts.
• 1″ drive — compatible with standard 1″ drive ratchets and impact wrenches.
• Chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel construction — engineered for strength and long service life.
• 6-point hex internal profile — ensures full contact with fasteners, reducing rounding and slippage.
• Professional finish — suitable for workshop and industrial environments with demanding use.

Benefits

• High strength: Designed to handle large fasteners and heavy torque loads with confidence.
• Secure fastener engagement: 6-point hex profile helps prevent rounding and increases safety.
• Tool compatibility: Easily integrates with 1″ drive equipment already used by professionals.
• Durable performance: CrV construction provides long life under repeated use in tough conditions.

Extra Information

• Ensure that the socket is fully seated on the fastener before applying torque to maximise safety and performance.
• This socket is part of the larger Tork Craft 1″ drive heavy-duty accessory range, making it a good match for professionals and service fleets.
• Regular inspection for wear, cracks or rounding is advised — replace if compromised to maintain safe operation.
• Suitable for large bolt assemblies, structural fixings, heavy-vehicle hubs, industrial maintenance and fabrication tasks.

Safety

• Use only with tools and sockets rated for 1″ drive to ensure safe operation.
• Wear appropriate eye, hand and ear protection when operating impact or high-torque tools.
• Ensure the socket is fully engaged with the fastener and the tool drive before applying torque.
• Inspect the socket before each use — replace if cracked, deformed or excessively worn.