Reaching bolts recessed behind ribs and flanges calls for a 3/4 inch drive extension bar. The ELORA 770S family covers lengths from 100 to 400 mm. Each bar carries a 3/4 inch female square at one end and a male square drive at the other. Bodies are machined from hardened Chrome-Vanadium steel 31CrV3 / 1.2208. Bars can be coupled in series for extra reach.
The 3/4 inch drive extension bar ELORA 770S widens the working range of a 3/4 inch socket set. The series is offered in several lengths, from 100 mm up to 400 mm. A technician can therefore match the bar to the real depth of the joint. The bar sits between the ratchet and the socket. That spacing moves the hand out of tight pockets and away from hot parts.
Each bar is machined from ELORA Chrome-Vanadium steel 31CrV3 / 1.2208. This alloy group is widely used for hand tools that carry torsional load. One end forms a 3/4 inch female square, the opposite end a 3/4 inch male square. With this layout, two or more bars can be joined for deeper access. The unit of sale is the piece, so single lengths can be ordered as needed.
The alloy steel blank is hardened before the square ends are finished. The surface treatment limits corrosion in normal workshop conditions. A detent groove on the male square holds the socket when the assembly is pulled back from the joint. The female square accepts ratchets, breaker bars and torque wrenches of the same drive size.
Keep the axis of the bar in line with the bolt centre while tightening. Off-axis loading concentrates stress on the square drive and on the socket walls. For seized or heavily torqued fasteners, use the shortest bar that still reaches. Longer bars store more torsional deflection, which reduces feel and increases the spread of applied torque.
The 770S bars belong to the ELORA 3/4 inch drive system. That system serves large threaded joints on trucks, construction machinery and steel structures. The bars mate directly with standard sockets, deep sockets, hand impact sockets and universal joints of the same drive size. Length choice depends on the depth of the housing, flange or wheel recess.
A practical set holds at least two different lengths. One short bar covers shallow joints, one long bar reaches recessed positions. This pairing reduces the need to stack several bars. After use, wipe oil, grease and metal dust from both squares. A contaminated drive spigot is harder to fit and accelerates wear of the socket bore.
Extension bars in the 3/4 inch class support high-torque work. Truck repair shops use them on wheel nuts and leaf spring fasteners. In machine shops, the bars reach flange bolts sunk between casting ribs. Maintenance teams fit them when removing pumps, gearboxes and shaft couplings. Steel erection crews use them to tighten bolts inside narrow gaps between members.
Measure the distance from the bolt face to a comfortable hand position. Subtract the socket height to obtain the required bar length. The 100 mm bar suits joints that are only slightly recessed. Longer versions cover deep cavities and sunken flanges. The variant table on this page lists every size with its order code.
| SKU Code | Price (EUR) | Buy | Stock | Overall length | Weight | ||
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| ⋮⋮ | 770-S15 | €31.06 | 1 | 100mm | 335g | ||
| ⋮⋮ | 770-S4 | €36.62 | 200mm | 590g | |||
| ⋮⋮ | 770-S5 | €54.48 | 400mm | 1,085g |










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