PROTO Wobble Socket Extension
Proto wobble socket extensions are ideal for extending the reach and angle accessibility to nuts & bolts in tight spaces. These extensions wobble when they contact the socket to provide the required flex for a firm grip on the fastener. These extensions also enable the user to fasten the fastener at various angles....Read more
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B| Style | Model | Input Drive Size | Output Drive Size | Overall Length | Drive Size | Input Drive Gender | Input Drive Shape | Output Drive Gender | Output Drive Shape | Price | |
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| A | J5464W | 1/2" | 1/2" | 20" | 1/2" | Female | Square | Male | Square | €70.75 | |
| B | J4760W | 1/4" | 1/4" | 3" | 1/4" | Female | Square | Male | Square | €24.69 | |
| A | J5259W | 3/8" | 3/8" | 1 3/4" | 3/8" | Female | Square | Male | Square | €15.61 | |
| A | J5261W | 3/8" | 3/8" | 8" | 3/8" | Female | Square | Male | Square | €35.18 | |
| A | J5263W | 3/8" | 3/8" | 17 3/16" | 3/8" | Female | Square | Male | Square | €47.62 |
Working Mechanism
- These extensions attach to the socket wrench on one end and nuts / bolts on the other.
- For nuts and bolts that are easily accessible, the ball style end of the extension is fully inserted into the socket wrench, thus fastening the nuts / bolts at a 90-degree angle.
- For nuts & bolts that cannot be fastened at a 90-degree angle, the ball style end of the extension is partially inserted into the socket wrench, allowing the wrench to fasten the nut / bolt at an angle (17 degrees).
Features
- These wobble socket extensions feature alloy steel construction to prevent the extension from bending / deforming under stress.
- They are heat-treated for high structural strength and support angles up to 17 degrees for tightening nuts & bolts in tight spaces.
- They have a textured grip on the stem for an additional support during the nut / bolt fastening / loosening.
Compatible Accessories
- Proto Socket Sets: These socket sets can be used with these wobble socket extensions.
Standards and Approvals
- ASME
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 12 point and 6 point sockets?
12 point sockets are designed for lightweight repairing tasks, whereas 6 point sockets are ideal for heavy wrenching applications and opening rounded nuts & bolts.
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