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1'F X 3/4'M IMPACT ADAPTOR (BALL TYPE)
1'F X 3/4'M IMPACT ADAPTOR (BALL TYPE)
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Tork Craft Impact Adaptor — 1″ Female × ¾″ Male (Ball Type)
Drive Conversion: 1″ (25.4 mm) Female → ¾″ (19.05 mm) Male
The Tork Craft ball-type impact adaptor enables the use of ¾″ drive sockets with a 1″ drive impact tool. Designed for professional heavy-duty work, its construction supports high-torque operations while the ball-locking mechanism provides secure socket retention under impact conditions.
Features
- 1″ female drive — connects to standard 1″ drive impact tools.
- ¾″ male drive — allows ¾″ drive sockets to be used with the same tool.
- Ball-type retention mechanism — ensures the socket is securely locked during operation.
- Impact-rated build quality — designed to handle high torque and workshop usage.
Benefits
- Enhanced versatility: Converts one impact tool to cover two drive sizes, reducing need for separate tools.
- Reliable performance: Secure connection and heavy-duty construction reduce risk of socket slipping under load.
- Cost-effective solution: Rather than buying another impact gun, this adaptor lets you adapt your current 1″ drive tool for ¾″ sockets.
Extra Information
- Ensure your impact wrench drive size matches 1″ before using the adaptor; using the wrong size drive may compromise safety or socket life.
- Always use sockets that are rated for impact use when connected through this adaptor—mixing non-impact sockets can lead to failure.
Pro Tip
- Keep this adaptor in your mobile service kit so you can switch quickly between 1″ drive and ¾″ drive sockets without needing a second impact tool—ideal for field service work.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCIM90005 |
| Drive Conversion | 1″ Female → ¾″ Male |
| Retention Mechanism | Ball-Type Lock |
| Use Case | Impact tool drive conversion, heavy-duty workshop use |
Safety
- Wear eye and ear protection when using impact tools—adaptors and sockets can eject under high torque if not properly secured.
- Always ensure that all components used (adaptor, socket, tool) are rated for impact use—using mismatched parts increases risk of breakage or injury.