Nutsetter Magnetic 6mmx100mm 1/card

Features

• 6 mm hex socket size — fits standard 6 mm bolts, nuts or sheet-metal screws for secure fastening.
• 100 mm shaft length — provides extra reach for recessed or awkward fastening points where a regular wrench or short bit may struggle.
• Magnetic tip holds fasteners firmly in place during installation — helps prevent dropping or misalignment when positioning nuts or bolts.
• Standard six-point design provides reliable grip and torque transmission for consistent fastening performance. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Benefits

• Faster and easier fastening: drill-driven bit speeds up installation compared to manual spanners — ideal when dealing with many bolts or repetitive fastening tasks.
• Better access in tight or recessed areas: long shaft and magnetic retention make bolting in deep or awkward spaces simpler and more controlled.
• Reduced risk of dropping fasteners: magnetic tip holds nuts/bolts securely — useful when working overhead or in confined spaces where dropped hardware could be lost or dangerous.
• Convenient for metalwork and sheet-metal projects: well-suited for fabrication, assembly, maintenance, light structural work or any job involving hex-head fasteners.

Extra Information

• Compatible with electric or cordless drills, impact drivers or screwdrivers accepting 6 mm hex-shank bits.
• Best used for light to medium fastening — avoid for heavy-duty structural bolts requiring high torque beyond bit rating.
• Keep the bit aligned straight while driving — avoid side loads to prevent stripping or rounding of fasteners.
• Inspect the socket and magnetic tip regularly — discard the bit if the hex socket becomes worn or if the magnet weakens, to maintain good grip and safety.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye protection — metal shavings or fragments may fly during fastening or removal.
• Ensure fastener is held securely — avoid loose positioning that could cause slippage or rounding of the bolt.
• Use proper torque control — over-tightening with a drill may damage threads or strip fastener heads.
• Inspect driver bit regularly — discard if hex socket is worn or magnet weakens, to avoid poor grip or failures.