Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us ETAKIT2 Hex Driver Set 1/8 in
A 1/8-inch hex driver set with 6-inch overall length, suited for power and pneumatic tools
- Precision driving with 1/8 in hex tip
- 6 in overall length for extended reach
- EAGLE TOOL US brand reliability
- Ready for power and pneumatic tools
- New condition ensures full performance
Hex Driver Set for 1/8 in Fasteners
The Eagle Tool US ETAKIT2 is a hex driver set built around a 1/8 inch tip size and a six inch overall length. It suits technicians and DIY users who need a precise fit for small hex-head screws in assembly, maintenance or repair tasks. The set is sold new and ships directly from the manufacturer.
Replaces Worn or Missing 1/8 in Drivers
This set fills the gap when an existing 1/8 inch hex driver is lost, rounded off or no longer engages cleanly. The upgrade is worth it when fastener heads are stripping because the old tip has deformed, or when a job requires a dedicated driver instead of an improvised bit. Orders of 75 or more ship free from the manufacturer.
Consistent Engagement Under Repeated Use
The fixed tip geometry maintains full contact with the hex recess during sustained fastening cycles, reducing cam-out compared to worn or undersized alternatives. The six inch length provides enough reach for recessed fasteners without adding flex that would compromise torque transfer over long sessions. No restricted states apply to this item.
Highlights
- Precision driving with 1/8 in hex tip
- 6 in overall length for extended reach
- EAGLE TOOL US brand reliability
- Ready for power and pneumatic tools
- New condition ensures full performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size chuck or collet accepts the 6 in overall length of this 1/8 in hex driver?
The driver measures 6 in overall, so it fits standard 1/4 in hex bit holders and quick-change chucks that accept 6 in bits.
How do you secure the 1/8 in tip in the holder without stripping the hex?
Insert the 1/8 in hex shank fully until it bottoms out, then tighten the chuck sleeve by hand — over-torquing with pliers rounds the flats.
When should the 1/8 in tip be replaced?
Replace the tip when the hex flats show visible rounding or the driver cams out of fasteners under normal torque.
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