Impact Socket Bahco 7800SM-13

The Bahco 7800SM-13 impact socket is a compact 13 mm drive accessory engineered for heavy-duty fastening and loosening tasks. Designed for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools, this socket combines a low weight of approximately 53 g with construction intended to withstand high torque and repeated impacts. Its dimensions and fit prioritize secure engagement with fasteners to reduce slippage and improve operational efficiency in automotive and industrial settings.

Advantages

This impact socket offers durability through impact-rated construction and a precision-machined profile for reliable contact with hex fasteners. Its modest mass contributes to easier tool handling and reduced operator fatigue when working for extended periods. The socket’s consistent fit reduces the risk of rounding bolts and nuts, while materials and manufacturing quality aim to deliver long service life in workshop and service environments.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance — wheel nuts, engine components
• Industrial assembly and machinery service
• Use with impact wrenches and pneumatic drivers
• Workshop tool sets and professional tool kits

Key specifications

• Socket size: 13 mm
• Application type: impact-rated socket for high-torque use
• Weight: approximately 53 g
• Drive compatibility: for use with standard impact wrench drives
• Intended materials: designed to resist repeated impacts and torque loads

How to use

Select the 13 mm Bahco impact socket and attach it firmly to the impact wrench or driver according to the tool manufacturer’s attachment method. Position the socket squarely on the fastener, ensuring full engagement with the hex profile before applying power. When loosening or tightening, follow recommended torque settings for the application and use controlled bursts of power with the impact tool to avoid over-torquing sensitive components.

Recommendations

Inspect the socket for cracks or visible wear before each use; replace if any damage is detected. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, follow the impact tool’s safety guidelines, and avoid using an impact socket on hand ratchets or non-impact tools to prevent premature failure.