Apex
Apex M6N-0810-4 Nutsetter 5/16 in 4 in
A 5/16 inch imperial nutsetter with a magnetised tip and 1/4 inch hex insertion for impact use
- TypeHand Tools
- Size0.600
- Impact-rated alloy steel handles high-torque driving
- Magnetised tip holds 5/16 in fasteners securely
- 4 in overall length reaches recessed fixings
- 1/4 in hex shank fits standard impact drivers
- Unfinished steel surface resists chrome flaking
Apex M6N-0810-4 Nutsetter Overview
The Apex M6N-0810-4 is a 5/16 inch imperial nutsetter designed for fastening hex head screws and bolts. It features a 1/4 inch hex shank for use with impact drivers and drill chucks. The alloy steel construction provides durability for professional automotive and industrial applications.
Impact Rated Sustained Performance
This nutsetter carries an impact rating for continuous high-torque fastening without shattering. The magnetized tip holds fasteners securely during overhead or awkward-angle work. Alloy steel resists wear during repetitive driving cycles on production lines or fleet maintenance. Unfinished surface prevents chrome flaking inside sensitive assemblies.
Simple Hex Shank Installation
The 1/4 inch hex shank inserts directly into any compatible quick-change chuck or bit holder. No adapters are required for standard impact drivers. The single-piece design eliminates loose components that could detach under vibration. Users should verify the 5/16 inch hex opening matches the fastener before applying torque.
Highlights
- Impact-rated alloy steel handles high-torque driving
- Magnetised tip holds 5/16 in fasteners securely
- 4 in overall length reaches recessed fixings
- 1/4 in hex shank fits standard impact drivers
- Unfinished steel surface resists chrome flaking
Specifications
| Brand | APEX |
|---|---|
| Type | Hand Tools |
| Size | 0.600 |
Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the 5/16 in nutsetter generate during all-day use?
As a non-powered hand tool, the alloy-steel nutsetter produces no heat or noise of its own; any sound comes from the impact driver or the fastener being driven.
What drive tool must I already own to use the 1/4 in hex insertion?
You need an impact driver or drill chuck that accepts a 1/4 in hex shank; the nutsetter slides directly into that interface.
Will the 4 in overall length clear fasteners on older equipment with tight access?
The 4 in length provides extra reach into recessed or obstructed locations common on legacy machinery.
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