Brand : Generic (Imported)
JCB 1″ Drive 6 Point 58 mm Length Air Impact Socket (JCB-48541)
SKU : TI-J1-45741
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Short Description
  • JCB 1″ Drive 6 Point 58 mm Length  Air Impact Socket
  • 58 mm Length
  • 1″ square drive

Country of origin: Russian Federation
Specification
  • Brand: Generic (Imported)
  • Weight (Approx.) : 1 kg
  • Size : 1 inch
  • Net Quantity : 1 pc
  • Model / Part No. : JCB 48541
  • Drive Size : 1″ square drive
  • Internal Profile : 6‑point (hex)
  • Overall Length (L) : 58 mm
  • Material : Chrome-Molybdenum (impact grade) or equivalent
  • Finish / Coating : Black phosphate / anti-corrosion finish
  • Retention Hole : Yes (pin & O-ring hole)
  • Suitable Fastener : Heavy bolts / nuts for large equipment


Description
The JCB 48541 air impact socket is a high‑performance 1‑inch drive socket designed to work with pneumatic impact wrenches. Built from durable chrome-molybdenum steel (or equivalent impact-grade alloy), it features a 6‑point (hex) configuration to grip fasteners securely and reduce rounding. Its 58 mm overall length (L = 58 mm) ensures accessibility in moderate depths, while maintaining strength under high torque. Ideal for heavy machinery, truck, agricultural, and industrial maintenance tasks where robust, reliable sockets are needed.

Features

 :
  • 1″ square drive : compatible with 1 inch pneumatic / air impact wrenches
  • 6‑point internal profile : engages flats of the bolt (not corners), minimizes slippage
  • Impact‑rated construction : made of chrome-moly or equivalent impact alloy
  • L = 58 mm length : strikes a balance between reach and strength
  • Black phosphate or flake finish (or protective coating) : corrosion resistance
  • Pin / O‑ring hole : for secure retention on the anvil of the impact tool
  • Chamfered lead‑in : easy alignment onto fasteners
  • Heat-treated & tempered : to withstand shock loading
  • Size & marking : laser or stamped marking for quick identification

Applications

 :
1. Heavy Vehicle Maintenance

  • Used for removing and tightening large nuts and bolts on trucks, buses, trailers, and construction vehicles.
  • Ideal for lug nuts, suspension components, and chassis bolts.

2. Construction Equipment Servicing

  • Commonly used in the maintenance of earth-moving machines like JCBs, bulldozers, backhoes, and excavators.
  • Useful for working on undercarriage parts, hydraulic assemblies, and large fasteners.

3. Industrial Machinery

  • Helps in assembling/disassembling machinery in factories where large fasteners are used.
  • Suitable for plant maintenance and overhaul tasks.

4. Agricultural Equipment Repairs

  • Used in servicing tractors, harvesters, and tillage equipment, where large bolts are common.

5. Mining and Oilfield Operations

  • Suitable for heavy-duty applications like drilling equipment maintenance, where high torque is needed.
  • Designed to endure harsh environments like dust, moisture, and heat.

Usage

 :
Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Inspect the Socket and Tools

  • Check the socket (JCB-48541) for any damage or cracks before use.
  • Ensure it’s clean and dry.
  • Confirm that the drive size (1") matches your impact wrench.

2. Connect the Socket

  • Align the square opening of the socket with the 1" drive anvil of the impact wrench.
  • Push it on firmly until it clicks or locks in place (some models may use a pin or retaining ring).

3. Connect the Air Supply

  • Attach your compressed air hose to the impact wrench using the proper coupler.
  • Make sure the air pressure is within the tool’s recommended range (usually around 90–120 PSI, check your impact wrench manual).

4. Position the Socket on the Fastener

  • Place the 6-point socket squarely over the nut or bolt head.
  • Make sure it is seated completely and snugly – this prevents slippage and damage.

5. Operate the Impact Wrench

  • Hold the impact wrench firmly with both hands.
  • Press the trigger gently to start loosening or tightening.
  • Adjust torque settings or flow control if needed for precision.
  • Do not overtighten unless necessary – overtightening can damage threads or components.

6. Remove and Store

  • Once the task is done, release the trigger and disconnect the air supply.
  • Remove the socket from the tool and wipe it clean.
  • Store it in a dry, secure place to avoid corrosion or damage.

Maintenance : 

1. Routine Cleaning

After every use :

  • Wipe the socket clean using a dry or slightly oiled cloth.
  • Remove any dirt, dust, grease, or metal shavings.
  • Check the inner walls and drive end for buildup or corrosion.

 2. Visual Inspection

Inspect the socket before and after each use :

  • Look for cracks, deformation, wear, or rounding of the 6-point edges.
  • Check the drive end for wear or damage that could affect fit or grip.
  • Ensure the socket is not warped or misshaped, especially if dropped.

 3. Lubrication (Optional but Recommended)

Occasionally apply a light coating of machine oil or rust inhibitor :

  • Especially if the socket is stored in humid or corrosive environments.
  • Helps prevent rust and pitting on the metal surface.

4. Proper Storage

  • Store the socket in a dry, organized toolbox or socket rack.

Avoid leaving it:

  • Attached to an impact wrench
  • In wet, oily, or dirty environments

  • If unused for long periods, consider placing a silica gel pack in the storage box to absorb moisture.

5. Avoid Misuse

Use only with impact tools – do not use with :

  • Manual ratchets
  • Torque wrenches
  • Hammering tools (chisels, hammers)

  • Do not modify or weld the socket.
  • Avoid using the socket on damaged or incorrect fasteners to prevent rounding.

6. Periodical Testing (for industrial use)

  • For heavy-duty or safety-critical applications (e.g., transport, construction, mining):
  • Magnetic particle testing or dye penetrant testing can be performed annually to check for invisible cracks or fatigue.
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