Apex
Apex MDB-10 Nutsetter 5/16" Hex 2-9/16" L Steel
A 5/16" hex nutsetter with 2-9/16" length and alloy steel construction for power-tool use
- TypeHand Tools
- Size0.600
- Hex power drive enables quick fastener changes
- Alloy steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- 1/4" hex shank fits standard power tool holders
- Unfinished surface suits varied material compatibility
- 2-9/16" length reaches 5/16" hex fasteners in tight spots
5/16″ Hex Nutsetter for Power Tools
The Apex MDB-10 nutsetter fits 5/16″ hex fasteners and mounts in any 1/4″ hex bit holder for use with impact drivers or drill drivers. Alloy steel construction handles repeated torque cycles in automotive and general mechanical work. The 2-9/16″ overall length reaches recessed fasteners without excessive overhang. It ships new and ready for immediate use.
Capacity and headroom
The tool engages a single 5/16″ hex size, so it covers that fastener diameter across multiple applications. Alloy steel resists rounding and wear under normal impact-driver torque, but the fixed opening cannot adapt to other hex sizes. Length provides clearance for shallow recesses, yet deep or obstructed fasteners may require a longer socket or extension.
Hex shank and unfinished surface
The 1/4″ hex shank locks directly into quick-change bit holders, eliminating the need for a separate socket adapter. An unfinished surface avoids coating flake-off that can contaminate sensitive assemblies or interfere with torque readings. No additional accessories or software are bundled with the nutsetter.
Highlights
- Hex power drive enables quick fastener changes
- Alloy steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- 1/4" hex shank fits standard power tool holders
- Unfinished surface suits varied material compatibility
- 2-9/16" length reaches 5/16" hex fasteners in tight spots
Specifications
| Brand | APEX |
|---|---|
| Type | Hand Tools |
| Size | 0.600 |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/4" hex shank on the MDB-10 fit the chuck on my older cordless drill?
The nutsetter has a 1/4" hex shank that fits any standard 1/4" hex bit holder found on most cordless drills and impact drivers.
How can I confirm the nutsetter is engaging the 5/16" hex fastener correctly during use?
The hex power drive should seat fully on the fastener with no wobble; you will feel positive engagement and the fastener will turn cleanly without rounding the corners.
Does the MDB-10 come with any extra bits or a holder, or is it just the single nutsetter?
The package contains the single 5/16" hex nutsetter only; no additional bits, holders or accessories are included.
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