True or False: When the preset torque value is reached, the socket will spin indefinitely.

The statement is false because when the preset torque value is achieved using a torque tool, the mechanism within the tool is designed to disengage or slip, preventing the socket from spinning indefinitely. This feature is intrinsic to torque wrenches and similar tools, where a precise amount of torque is critical for ensuring proper assembly and avoiding over-tightening.

In manual mode, torque tools can allow indefinite spinning if the user does not stop applying pressure, which can lead to incorrect torque applications. The same applies based on socket types; some sockets may not have the same disengagement mechanism. Therefore, the undefined indefinite spinning feature described in the statement does not apply universally across all contexts when the proper torque value is reached.