Description

BlueSpot Extra Deep Impact Socket 12 Point 1/2" Drive 46mm Metric
The BlueSpot Tools Individual Extra Deep Impact Socket 12 Point 46mm metric is manufactured from chrome vanadium for increased durability.
Designed for heavy-duty use, it features a blackened phosphate coating for increased corrosion resistance.
Suitable for use with air tools, this socket is ideal for high-torque applications and fits all standard 1/2" drive tools. Extra deep 100mm depth for easy access to deeper fasteners.
Features:
- Manufactured from Chrome Vanadium for increased durability
- Blackened phosphate coating protects against corrosion
- 1/2" drive
- 12 Point
- Ideal for use with air tools
- Will fit any 1/2" tools
- 650Nm maximum torque
- 100mm depth
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the size of this impact socket? This BlueSpot Extra Deep Impact Socket has a 46mm socket size, making it suitable for larger fasteners commonly found in automotive, agricultural and industrial applications.
- What drive size does this socket use? The socket features a 1/2" square drive, making it compatible with most 1/2" drive impact wrenches, ratchets and breaker bars.
- What is the benefit of the 12-point design? The 12-point (bi-hex) design provides more engagement positions than a 6-point socket, making it quicker and easier to align with fasteners in tight or awkward spaces.
- What is an extra deep impact socket used for? An extra deep impact socket is designed to reach recessed nuts, long bolts and threaded studs where a standard-depth socket may not provide enough clearance.
- Can this socket be used with impact wrenches? Yes, this socket is manufactured for use with impact tools and is designed to withstand the high torque produced by impact wrenches.
- Is this socket suitable for professional use? Yes, the BlueSpot 46mm Extra Deep Impact Socket is suitable for professional mechanics, engineers, fleet maintenance technicians and serious DIY users.
- Can this socket be used with a breaker bar? Yes, the 1/2" drive fitting allows the socket to be used with compatible breaker bars for loosening stubborn or high-torque fasteners.
- Why choose an impact socket instead of a standard socket? Impact sockets are specifically designed to handle the repeated high-torque forces generated by impact tools. They are typically stronger and more durable than standard hand tool sockets.


