Durum Magnetic Power Nutsetter 5/16 Inch 150mm
The Durum 5/16 inch magnetic power nutsetter is a 150mm nut driving bit for impact drivers and power tools, with a powerful magnet that holds the nut or fastener firmly on the bit during driving. It is built for industrial and trade use, with a precision fit to the fastener that reduces wear on the bit and the nut, and a design that delivers more torque to the tip for faster work.
Key Features
- Powerful magnet holds fasteners firmly on the bit during applications
- Developed to handle the high torque output of modern impact drivers
- Precision fit to the fastener reduces wear on both the bit and the nut
- 5/16 inch head size for the common trade nut and bolt sizes
- 150mm length suits general nut driving work
- 1/4 inch hex shank with a power groove for a secure chuck grip
Specifications
- Head type: nutsetter
- Head size: 5/16 inch
- Length: 150mm (6 inch)
- Drive shank: 1/4 inch hex with power groove
- Magnet: yes, holds fasteners during driving
- Compatibility: impact drivers and power drivers
Applications
- Driving hex nuts and bolts in assembly work
- General trade and industrial fastening
- Automotive, plant and workshop applications
- Everyday nut driving on the job
What You Need To Complete The Job
Keep this 150mm nutsetter for everyday work and add the 300mm version for deep fasteners. Pair the bit with a Quickbit extension bar where you need extra reach. Browse the full General Hand Tools range for more driving accessories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between this and the 300mm nutsetter?
Both are 5/16 inch magnetic nutsetters with the same head and shank. The difference is length: the 150mm version is the everyday bit for general nut driving, while the 300mm version gives extra reach for deep and recessed fasteners. Many trades keep both in the kit.
How does the magnet help?
The magnet holds the nut or bolt head on the bit while you position it, so you can start a fastener one handed without it dropping off. It also keeps small fasteners from falling into awkward spaces on site, which speeds up assembly work.
Will this fit a standard impact driver?
Yes. The 1/4 inch hex shank with a power groove fits the standard quick-change chuck on impact drivers and drill drivers. The Durum nutsetter range is built to handle the high torque output of impact drivers, so it is made for this kind of power tool.
What is the difference between a nutsetter and a socket?
A nutsetter is a long bit with a hex shaped head that fits directly into a power tool, while a socket fits onto a drive adaptor or ratchet. Nutsetters are built for driving nuts and bolts with a drill or impact driver, and the magnetic version holds the fastener on the bit for one handed work.


