SKF 1/2 in Drive 45 mm Locking Socket Square, 58mm Overall Length

RS Stock No.:: 124-8441
Mfr. Part No.:: TMFS 6
Brand:: SKF

SKF 1/2 in Drive 45 mm Locking Socket Square, 58mm Overall Length

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Kr. 1 341,72

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Kr. 1 677,15

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RS Stock No.:: 124-8441
Mfr. Part No.:: TMFS 6
Brand:: SKF

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	SKF
	Product Type	Socket
	Socket Size	45 mm
	Drive Size	1/2in
	Socket Type	Locking Socket
	Number of Pieces	1
	Overall Length	58mm
	Standards/Approvals	No
	Material	Alloy Steel
	Drive Type	Square

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	Brand SKF
	Product Type Socket
	Socket Size 45 mm
	Drive Size 1/2in
	Socket Type Locking Socket
	Number of Pieces 1
	Overall Length 58mm
	Standards/Approvals No
	Material Alloy Steel
	Drive Type Square

COO (Country of Origin):: IN

SKF Socket, Axial Lock Nut Type, 45mm Socket Size - TMFS 6

Attach this socket from SKF to drills and drivers to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts. It's an axial lock type, allowing you to easily secure components such as gears and pulleys without damaging them. The versatile 45mm socket size is widely compatible with commonly used power tools and wrenches. For easy compatibility, you can use this device with nuts in SKF KM, KMK and KMF series.

Features & Benefits

• 58mm length so you can reach deep-set nuts

• 1/2in drive size to support heavy-duty applications needing a higher force or torque

• Socket design needs less space around the bearing than traditional spanners

Applications

• Civil engineering

• Industrial motors

• Automotive industry

How do I know which type of socket is right for my installation?

There are many different types of sockets, and the one you choose will depend on the size and type of your tool and connector. For example, you can use an insulated socket if you need to work on live equipment. If you need to access hard-to-reach places, you could choose a deep socket.