Tuff Stuff
Tuff Stuff NS416250 1/4" Magnetic Hex Nutsetter Bit 2-1/2" Long pneumatic accessory
A 1/4-inch magnetic hex nutsetter bit with a 1/4-inch shank for drill or driver use
- TypeDrill Bits
- Selling UnitEach
- Magnetic hex head holds fasteners securely
- 1/4-inch shank fits standard drill chucks
- 2-1/2 inch length reaches recessed fasteners
- General-purpose nutsetter for home and shop use
- Durable construction provides reliable performance
1/4" Magnetic Nutsetter Bit
The Tuff Stuff NS416250 is a 1/4-inch magnetic hex nutsetter insert bit designed for general-purpose fastening. It fits any drill or driver that accepts a 1/4-inch shank. The magnetic head holds hex nuts and bolts securely during installation or removal.
DIY and light trade use
This bit suits homeowners, hobbyists and technicians who need a single, durable nutsetter for occasional jobs around the house, shop or garage. It is not intended for high-volume production lines or impact-rated applications that require specialised hardened bits.
1/4" hex capacity and 1-7/8" reach
The 1/4-inch hex opening handles standard nuts and bolts of that size with reliable grip. The 1-7/8-inch overall length provides adequate reach for most accessible fasteners. Very deep recesses or oversized hardware will require a longer or larger-diameter tool.
Highlights
- Magnetic hex head holds fasteners securely
- 1/4-inch shank fits standard drill chucks
- 2-1/2 inch length reaches recessed fasteners
- General-purpose nutsetter for home and shop use
- Durable construction provides reliable performance
Specifications
| Brand | Tuff Stuff |
|---|---|
| Model | NS416250 |
| Type | Drill Bits |
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
What drill or driver chuck size accepts the 1/4" shank on this nutsetter bit?
Any drill or screwdriver with a 1/4" hex chuck will hold the shank securely for driving hex head fasteners.
Can the magnetic hex head engage older hex nuts that have rounded corners?
The magnetic tip holds the fastener axially, but grip on rounded corners depends on the remaining flat surfaces of the nut.
How do I confirm the bit is seated correctly before applying torque?
The fastener should stay attached to the magnetic hex head when the tool is pointed downward, indicating full engagement.
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