Timco Magnetic Socket Driver Bit - Hex, 10 x 65mm, S2 Steel
Timco magnetic hex driver bit (10x65mm, S2 steel) for secure and efficient fastener installation with power tools.
The Timco Magnetic Socket Driver Bit is designed for fast and efficient installation of hexagon-headed fasteners using power tools. Also known as a 1/4-inch nut setter, this high-quality bit ensures secure fastener handling and reliable performance.
Featuring a S2 hardened carbon steel construction, this driver bit offers superior strength and wear resistance, making it ideal for professional and DIY applications. The magnetic tip securely holds fasteners in place, preventing slippage and improving efficiency during use.
Key Features
- Material: S2 hardened carbon steel for durability
- Shank Type: Hex
- Finish: Self-colour
- Length: 65mm
- Socket Size: 10mm (fits 10mm fasteners)
- Shank Diameter: 1/4-inch
- Installing hexagon-headed fasteners
- Power tool applications
- Material: S2 Hardened Carbon Steel
- Shank Diameter: 1/4 inch
- Socket Size: 10mm (N/A in inches)
- Drive End Square: N/A
- Length: 65mm
- To Fit: 10mm fastener
- Shank Type: Hex
- Finish: Self Colour
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