Socket set KS Tools 911.1060 1 inch drive Metric 8.2 cm diameter

The KS Tools 911.1060 is a one-inch drive metric socket engineered for heavy-duty fastening tasks. With an overall diameter of 8.2 cm and a length of 85 mm, the socket combines a large contact area and extended reach to access recessed fasteners. Constructed to serve workshop and field environments, the socket's mass of 1.4 kg indicates a solid, durable build suitable for demanding applications that require a 1" drive.

Advantages

This metric socket offers a robust construction that provides reliable torque transfer and resistance to deformation under load. The 1 inch drive interface ensures compatibility with large torque tools and impact accessories. Its 8.2 cm diameter and 85 mm length deliver enhanced grip on large fasteners and additional reach into tight or deep locations. The socket's weight contributes to stability during operation and signals durable material selection and manufacturing quality.

Suitable for

• Automotive heavy-duty maintenance and repair
• Industrial machinery assembly and disassembly
• Construction equipment servicing
• Fleet and agricultural vehicle maintenance
• Workshop and professional mechanic applications

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1 inch
• Socket type: metric
• Outer diameter: 8.2 cm
• Length: 85 mm
• Weight: 1.4 kg
• Designed for use with compatible 1" torque and impact tools

How to use

Select a compatible 1" drive ratchet, breaker bar, or impact wrench and ensure the tool and socket are clean and free of debris. Firmly attach the socket to the drive, making sure it engages securely. Apply torque gradually, keeping hands and body clear of pinch points. For rusted or seized fasteners, use controlled impacts or penetrating lubricant before applying high torque. After use, inspect the socket for wear or damage and store it in a dry, secure location.

Recommendations

Use the socket with tools rated for the intended torque; avoid exceeding the tool or socket's recommended torque to prevent damage. When using with impact tools, confirm the socket is impact-rated. Regularly inspect the socket for cracks, rounding, or other signs of fatigue, and replace if any damage is detected to maintain safe operation.