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Proxxon Industrial

Proxxon Industrial

Proxxon INDUSTRIAL is a hand tool system. The catalogue covers sockets in 1/4″, 3/8″ and 1/2″ drive, long sockets, hex and Torx bit sockets, spark plug sockets, MicroSpeeder and ratchet handles, extensions and universal joints, combination and ratcheting combination spanners, open-ended and ring spanners, T-handle hex and Torx keys, slotted, Phillips, Pozidriv, Torx and insulated screwdrivers, and MicroClick torque wrenches.

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About Proxxon Industrial

The 433 Proxxon INDUSTRIAL products in the catalogue are a hand tool system, and the backbone of the system is the square drive. 1/4″ is the drive for small and precise work, 3/8″ the middle size, 1/2″ the one for high torque; because sockets, ratchets, extensions, universal joints and adapters of the same size all connect, choosing a drive is really choosing a working range.

Sockets are the busiest shelf. Standard and long sockets, hex and bi-hex profiles, hex and Torx bit sockets, external Torx (E type) sockets and spark plug sockets all sit on the same drive. The distinction is practical: a hex profile grips the flats rather than the corners and will not round a nut under high torque, while a bi-hex gives more starting positions in a confined space.

Among spanners the choice comes down to the shape of the jaw. A ring end grips all six flats at once and carries the most torque; an open end goes on from the side and reaches unions on pipework and cabling a ring cannot be dropped onto; a combination spanner puts both in one tool. On the ratcheting combination spanners the ring end free-wheels one way, so a nut can be run down without lifting the spanner off — which is what wins in a tight space.

On the screwdriver shelf the handle matters as much as the tip. Slotted, Phillips (PH), Pozidriv (PZ) and Torx (TX) tips are for different screw heads, and the wrong tip destroys the recess. The insulated range is for electrical work; tamper-resistant Torx tips enter security screws. T-handle hex and Torx keys combine fast spinning with final tightening in one tool.

MicroClick torque wrenches are for the joints where torque cannot be left to judgement: they give an audible and felt click at the set value. Engine, gearbox, wheel and aluminium housing fasteners all need that — both under-tightening and over-tightening are expensive.

The micro tool side of this brand is a separate system on a separate page: for mini lathes, mills, micro saws, sanders and engravers and their consumables, see the Proxxon (MICROMOT) page.

Proxxon is ordered by article number, and every title in this catalogue starts with one. A size or a number you cannot find here can be requested.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the difference between Proxxon Industrial and MICROMOT?

    They are two systems. INDUSTRIAL is the hand tool system: sockets, spanners, screwdrivers, torque wrenches. MICROMOT is the micro tool system: mini lathes, mills, micro saws, sanders and engravers and their consumables. They have separate brand pages in this catalogue.

  • Which square drive should I choose?

    1/4″ for small and precise work, 3/8″ for general maintenance and intermediate sizes, 1/2″ for joints needing high torque. Sockets, ratchets, extensions and joints of the same drive all connect, so choosing a drive is choosing a working range.

  • Hex or bi-hex sockets?

    A hex profile grips the flats and will not round a nut under high torque; a bi-hex gives more starting positions in a confined space. Use hex on tight and rusted fasteners, bi-hex where access is awkward.

  • What does a ratcheting combination spanner gain you?

    The ring end free-wheels one way, so a nut can be run down without lifting the spanner off. Where the spanner cannot be removed and replaced each time, it cuts the time noticeably.

  • Do torque wrenches need calibration?

    Yes, torque wrenches need regular calibration, and they should be wound back to their lowest setting before storage — a wrench left with the spring loaded drifts off its value.

  • To what standard are the insulated screwdrivers made?

    Insulated hand tools are tested to VDE/IEC 60900 for 1000 V AC. The certification for a given product is given in the spec table on its page; a document not shown there can be requested.

  • Are they sold as sets or individually?

    Both. The catalogue holds single sockets, spanners and screwdrivers as well as sets in cases and trays; the contents of a set are itemised in the spec table on its page.

  • Can I get wholesale and dealer pricing?

    Yes. Seza Global supplies wholesale; use the contact form for a quotation or a dealer application.

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