Tube Socket T-rod Handle 10mm X 190mm
R 34.96
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R 34.96
R 34.96
Product description
Tork Craft Tube Socket T-rod Handle 10mm x 190mm
At a Glance: 10mm tube socket with a T-rod handle – 190mm reach for quick fastening in tight spaces.
The Tork Craft TC84008 tube socket with T-rod handle is a simple, effective hand tool for tightening and loosening 10mm nuts and bolts with speed and control. The tubular socket design gives you useful reach, while the cross T-rod handle provides leverage where a standard spanner can feel awkward—especially on longer studs or in recessed areas. Ideal for workshop maintenance, assembly jobs and general repairs, this is the kind of tool you grab when you want fast access and reliable grip without overcomplicating the job.
A tubular hand socket with a cross T-rod handle for turning 10mm hex fasteners, designed to offer reach and leverage for quick tightening and loosening.
Features
Features
- 10mm tube socket size Designed to fit common 10mm nuts and bolts.
- 190mm overall length Provides added reach for recessed and awkward fasteners.
- T-rod handle design Offers improved leverage and easier turning by hand.
- Simple tubular construction Easy to use, store and keep ready for everyday maintenance.
Benefits
- Faster access in tight spots: Long tube design helps reach nuts on studs or in recesses.
- Better leverage by hand: T-rod handle makes tightening and loosening smoother and easier.
- Ideal for common workshop tasks: 10mm is a frequent fastener size in general maintenance.
- Reliable control: Useful when you want steady turning without slipping spanners or bulky ratchets.
Specifications
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TC84008 |
| Product Type | Tube Socket With T-rod Handle |
| Socket Size | 10mm |
| Overall Length | 190mm |
| Handle Type | T-rod (Cross Bar) |
| Typical Use | Tightening / Loosening 10mm Hex Fasteners |
Extra Info
Extra Information
- Great for use on longer threaded studs where a standard socket may not reach deep enough.
- For best results, keep the tube socket seated squarely on the fastener before applying torque.
- Hand tool intended—avoid using cheater bars or striking the handle to prevent damage or injury.
Pro Tip
- When working on tight fasteners, crack them loose with controlled pressure first, then spin them off quickly using the T-rod handle for speed.
Safety
Safety
- Wear eye protection when working around springs, sharp edges or confined spaces.
- Ensure the tube socket is fully seated on the fastener before applying force.
- Use controlled pressure—avoid sudden jerks that can cause slipping and injury.
- Do not strike the tool or use extensions on the T-rod handle unless the tool is specifically rated for it.
- Keep hands clear of pinch points and sharp components when the fastener breaks free.
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