Product Detail
The Makita B - 43337 hollow socket is a game - changer for overhead fastening tasks. It's engineered to significantly cut down the time spent on hand - threading fasteners onto threaded rods. With its hollow shafts, long bolts and threaded rods can easily pass through during fastening, and the extended socket length gives you better access to nuts in high - up spots like ceilings or ductwork. The 1/4 in. hex shank, press - fit for long - lasting durability, easily fits into an impact driver or drill - driver, enabling convenient and automated fastening. This socket offers multiple benefits. Its design, ready for both impact and drill use, saves time and speeds up fastening for extra - long bolts, studs, and threaded rods. The 12 - point socket effortlessly fits over 6 and 12 - point fasteners. The added socket length helps you reach nuts in hard - to - access areas. The axial press - fit 1/4 in. hex shank provides greater durability and torsional strength compared to one - piece hollow sockets. The smooth, chamfered inner well prevents thread damage during fastening and unfastening. It also has a corrosion - resistant finish for a long service life. Being lightweight, it's easy to use overhead and reduces user fatigue. It's perfect for overhead work on ducts, pipes, studs, and threaded rods, and the 1/4 in. hex shank works directly with both impact drivers and drill - drivers.
Using the Makita B - 43337 hollow socket is easy. First, select the appropriate impact driver or drill - driver that can accommodate the 1/4 in. hex shank. Insert the socket into the tool. When you're doing overhead work on ducts, pipes, studs, or threaded rods, simply place the socket over the nut. The 12 - point socket will fit well on both 6 and 12 - point fasteners. Start the tool to fasten or unfasten the nut. Remember, the smooth inner well helps prevent damage to the threads, so don't force it if it doesn't fit easily. As for maintenance, after each use, wipe the socket clean to remove any dirt or debris. Since it has a corrosion - resistant finish, it can withstand normal wear and tear, but try to store it in a dry place to avoid any potential rusting. This way, your socket will last a long time and keep performing well.
