Urrea SAE Heavy-Duty Magnetic Power Nut Driver 10592X 1/4" Drive 7/16" Tip 1-3/4" Long 10592X
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Urrea SAE Heavy-Duty Magnetic Power Nut Driver 10592X 1/4" Drive 7/16" Tip 1-3/4" Long
The Urrea SAE Heavy-Duty Magnetic Power Nut Driver is designed for continuous-use work in production lines and assembly processes, withstanding high-torque applications. Made with modified S2 steel and high-hardening heat treatment, this driver is built to last. Its magnetic tip ensures secure grip on hexagonal head bolts, allowing for efficient installation and removal. Perfect for use with power or air tools, this driver is ideal for manufacturing, automotive, and industrial applications. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to maneuver in tight spaces, reducing fatigue and increasing productivity. Ideal for heavy-duty use, this driver is a reliable addition to any toolkit.
Top product features:
- Made with modified S2 steel for continuous-use work in production lines and assembly processes.
- Designed to work with power or air tools withstanding high-torque applications.
- High-hardening heat treatment.
Top product applications:
- Installation of hexagonal head bolts
- Removal of hexagonal head bolts
- Working with power or air tools in high-torque applications
Made with modified s2 steel for continuous-use work in production lines and assembly processes. Designed to work with power or air tools withstanding high-torque applications. High-hardening heat treatment. To install or remove hexagonal head bolts.
Additional Information
- UPC: 660731670288
- UNSPSC: 27112836
- Brand: Urrea Professional Tools
- Package Quantity: 1
- Country of Origin: US
- FOB Origin: TX
- Ships by: PARCEL
- Comes in a kit: No
- Newly added to catalog: No
- Item is on Clearance: No
- Contains Hazardous Materials: No
- CA Proposition 65 Applies: Yes
- Package Length: 4.20
- Package Width: 1.40
- Package Height: 0.40
- Package Weight: 0.04
Product info last updated on August 16, 2025 7:30am UTC
Category: Sockets and Bits