TORK CRAFT Nutsetter 3/8\'x 100mm Bulk

Features

• 3/8' (≈ 9.5 mm) hex socket — fits standard nuts, bolts and hex-head screws matching this size.
• 100 mm shaft length — offers added reach and clearance for recessed or awkward-to-access fastening points.
• Six-point socket design — provides robust grip and reduces risk of stripping or damaging fastener heads.
• Bulk packaging — practical option for workshops or frequent use rather than single-item retail packaging.

Benefits

• Faster fastening work: using a drill or driver bit speeds up installation compared to manual spanners — ideal when handling many bolts or screws.
• Better access in confined spaces: 100 mm length helps reach nuts or bolts tucked into recesses or between metalwork where a wrench may not fit easily.
• Secure, reliable grip: six-point socket design reduces slippage and helps avoid rounded-off fastener heads, improving reliability during assembly tasks.
• Cost-effective for frequent use: bulk bit format is economical and well-suited for workshops, fabrication shops or frequent maintenance use.

Extra Information

• Best suited for hex-head nuts and bolts matching a 3/8' socket. Avoid using on oversized or irregular fastener heads to prevent slipping or damage.
• Use with an electric drill or impact driver — ensure the tool torque is suitable for fastener type and material.
• For better control, keep the bit aligned straight and apply steady pressure — avoid side-loading to maintain grip and extend bit life.
• Inspect the bit regularly — replace if the socket rounds out or the bit shows wear, to avoid fastener damage or slippage.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye protection — metal shavings or debris may be produced when tightening or loosening fasteners.
• Ensure the fastener is securely held before driving — avoid slippage or improper seating that may damage fastener or workpiece.
• Use appropriate torque setting on drill/driver — excessive torque may strip threads, damage fastener or tool.
• Inspect the nutsetter bit regularly — replace if the socket becomes worn, damaged or rounded to maintain effective grip and safety.