Tork Craft Socket 8Mm 1/4′ Dr Deep Socket Crv 12 Point

Description

Tork Craft Deep Socket — 8 mm (¼″ Drive), CR-V Steel, 12-Point (Model TC65008)

Packaging: Single deep socket carded

The Tork Craft 8 mm deep socket (¼″ drive) is engineered from chromium–vanadium steel for robustness and durability. With a 12-point profile for superior engagement and extended length to access recessed fasteners, it’s a smart addition to your workshop or toolbox when standard sockets cannot reach.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	Tork Craft
Cat No.	TC65008
Product Type	Deep Socket — 8 mm, ¼″ Drive, CR-V, 12-Point
Socket Size	8 mm
Drive Size	¼″ (6.35 mm)
Material	Chromium–Vanadium Steel
Profile Type	12-Point

Features

• 8 mm size — ideal for small metric fasteners common in machinery and electronics.
• ¼″ drive square — fits compact ratchets for use in tight workspaces.
• CR-V (Chromium–Vanadium) steel construction — strong and durable material for professional use.
• 12-point internal profile and deep wall design — ensures better reach and engagement in deep or recessed fastener scenarios.

Benefits

• Extended reach: The deep wall allows access to fasteners that standard sockets cannot grip properly.
• Enhanced torque handling: CR-V steel combined with the 12-point profile supports secure engagement getting maximum leverage.
• Workbench friendly: A useful addition for precision mechanics, electronics service, and general maintenance kits.
• Lightweight and compact: Small size makes it easy to carry multiple in service kits for one-off jobs or mobile toolboxes.

Extra Information

• Keep the socket clean of debris and inspect the internal 12-point corners—damage or wear reduces grip and may round fastener heads.
• Use in conjunction with a snug-fit ratchet with minimal play to maximise socket life and reduce fastener rounding risk.
• Do not use for impact or heavy torque tasks unless confirmed as impact-rated deep socket – consider an impact variant if work demands exceed hand-tool limits.

Safety

• Wear eye protection when using sockets—fasteners or chips may eject under torque.
• Ensure the socket is fully seated on the fastener before applying force to prevent rounding.
• Do not use standard hand-tool sockets for impact torque situations unless rated—use designated impact sockets for such applications.