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Q 1. What drive size is the Draper 5009 HI-TORQ® Impact Socket?

A. The Draper 5009 is a 1/4" square drive socket, compatible with 1/4" Sq. Dr. air, electric, or manual impact wrenches.

Q 2. What material is the Draper HI-TORQ® 6 Point Impact Socket made from?

A. It is forged from chrome molybdenum steel, then hardened, tempered, and chemically blacked for corrosion protection.

Q 3. Can this socket be used with powered impact wrenches?

A. Yes — it is specifically designed for use with air, electric, or manual impact wrenches. Only impact-rated sockets should be used with powered wrenches; chrome vanadium sockets must never be used as they can shatter and cause personal injury.

Q 4. Why choose a 6 point socket over a 12 point socket for impact work?

A. A 6 point socket contacts the full flat faces of a fastener rather than the corners, distributing drive force more evenly and reducing the likelihood of rounding fasteners — particularly useful when using an impact wrench on tight or corroded fixings.

Q 5. Can I ask questions about this product before ordering?

A. Yes — WhatsApp us on 07754 288583 with any questions about specifications, suitability, or compatibility, and we'll help you choose the right product.

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