HARFINGTON 2pcs H11 Wing Nut Driver 11mm Metric 6-Points Socket 1/4" Hex Shank Power Deep Slot Wing Nut Drill Bit CR-V Steel Wrench Impact Driver Tool

HARFINGTON 2pcs H11 Wing Nut Driver 11mm Metric 6-Points Socket 1/4" Hex Shank Power Deep Slot Wing Nut Drill Bit CR-V Steel Wrench Impact Driver Tool

Size - The model is H11, the metric 6-point socket size is 11mm, the hex shank is 1/4", the inner hole depth is 32mm (1.26"), the deep slotted size is 4.9mm (0.19") x 10.5mm (0.41"), and the total length is 80mm (3.15"). Material - The hex nut drivers are crafted from CR-V (Chromium-Vanadium) steel. This material ensures exceptional durability and is finished with a sandblasted surface to resist corrosion and wear, making it suitable for prolonged use Feature - Fast tightening by rotating the wing nut with a power drill. Using an impact driver or drill, you can tighten any wing nut bolt or C-head hook screw. Application - This wing nut driver drill bit is designed to quickly and efficiently tighten or loosen wing nuts, bolts, and hooks when installing shutter panels, or working on other projects, and save a lot of time and get your job done faster. Notice - When using this tool, it is crucial to ensure it is properly secured in the chuck of the drill or driver to prevent wear or breakage. Always wear protective eyewear during use to guard against potential risks associated with mechanical operations. This nut driver is crafted to engage effectively with hexagonal socket screws and bolts. The tools are made from industry-approved materials, ensuring durability and robustness against routine wear.
The hexagonal design helps achieve a solid grip and effective torque transfer from the tool to the fastener, reducing the effort needed.
Designed with a 1/4" hex shank for panel nuts, screw eyes, C-hooks, and Q-hooks, this wing nut driver saves a lot of time and gets the job done faster by quickly and efficiently tightening or loosening wing nuts, bolts, and lightweight hooks when installing shutter panels or their Christmas lights, strings of lights, and more.
Insert the nut driver into the chuck of a compatible drill or driver. Align the tool with the fastener and apply steady pressure while operating the drill.
Ensure the tool is correctly secured in the drill's chuck to prevent detachment. Always check that the nut or bolt matches the driver size before application to avoid stripping or damaging the fastener. Safety glasses should be worn to protect against potential hazards while working.