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Tuff Stuff NS516178 5/16" Magnetic Hex Nutsetter Bit 1-7/8" 1/4" Shank pneumatic accessory
A magnetic 5/16 inch hex nutsetter bit with a 1/4 inch shank for driving hex fasteners with a drill or driver
- TypeDrill Bits
- Selling UnitEach
- Magnetic hex head holds 5/16" fasteners securely
- 1-7/8" overall length reaches recessed nuts easily
- 1/4" shank fits standard drill chucks and drivers
- Nutsetter design speeds up tightening and loosening tasks
- Durable construction delivers reliable performance in daily use
5/16" Magnetic Nutsetter Bit
This 5/16 inch magnetic hex nutsetter bit fits drills and drivers that accept a 1/4 inch shank. It is designed for general-purpose fastening tasks around the house, shop or garage. The magnetic head holds hex fasteners securely during installation or removal.
Magnetic Hex Head Benefit
The magnetic hex head keeps nuts and bolts in place on the bit, reducing drops and speeding up repetitive fastening work. This feature is especially useful when working in tight spaces or overhead where retrieving fallen hardware is difficult.
1-7/8" Length Capacity
At 1-7/8 inches long, the bit reaches recessed fasteners while remaining compact enough for confined areas. It handles common 5/16 inch hex heads on light-duty automotive, maintenance and assembly jobs but is not suited for high-torque impact applications or larger fastener sizes.
Highlights
- Magnetic hex head holds 5/16" fasteners securely
- 1-7/8" overall length reaches recessed nuts easily
- 1/4" shank fits standard drill chucks and drivers
- Nutsetter design speeds up tightening and loosening tasks
- Durable construction delivers reliable performance in daily use
Specifications
| Brand | Tuff Stuff |
|---|---|
| Model | NS516178 |
| Type | Drill Bits |
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
When should the magnetic tip on the 5/16" nutsetter be replaced?
Replace the bit when the magnet no longer holds the fastener securely or the hex corners show visible rounding that causes slippage during use.
What limits continuous use of the 1/4" shank nutsetter?
The 1/4" shank will transmit torque until it reaches its shear limit; excessive force on stubborn fasteners can twist or snap the shank before the magnetic tip fails.
Does the 1-7/8" length nutsetter get hot during all-day drilling?
The bit itself generates minimal heat; any warmth comes from the drill motor and friction in the fastener, not from the nutsetter during extended sessions.
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