Sutton Supabit S132 1/4in Magnetic Nutsetter 150mm

The Sutton Supabit S132 is a 1/4 inch magnetic nutsetter, 150mm long, built to drive hex head nuts and screws with the high torque output of an impact driver. It is part of the Supabit Extreme Impact range, Sutton Tools certified heavy hitters. The magnetic tip holds the fastener on the bit, which speeds up repetitive work and stops nuts being dropped in tight spots, and the long reach gets into recessed fixings.

Key Features

• Hex opening drives hex head nuts and screws
• Magnetic tip increases productivity and eliminates frustration at awkward angles and in tight spaces
• 3X torque, tested to exceed DIN standards by up to 330%
• 1/4 inch hex shank with power groove for impact drivers and quick change adapters
• Cold forged from premium shock resisting S2 tool steel, hardness 58 to 62 HRC
• Manganese phosphate coating for corrosion and wear resistance

Specifications

• Size: 1/4 inch
• Length: 150mm
• Model: S132
• Type: magnetic nutsetter
• Material: cold forged S2 tool steel, hardness 58 to 62 HRC
• Finish: manganese phosphate
• Shank: 1/4 inch hex with power groove

Applications

• Driving hex head nuts and screws with an impact driver
• Fixing metal roofing and cladding fasteners
• Assembly and maintenance in tight spaces
• High torque fastening in steel framing

What You Need To Complete The Job

Pair this nutsetter with an impact driver, and for hex head roofing screws keep the matching 1/4 inch magnetic hex socket in the kit. The Power Tools range has the drivers, and the wider fastening range is under General Hand Tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a magnetic nutsetter used for?

A magnetic nutsetter drives hex head nuts and screws, and the magnet holds the fastener on the bit. That makes it easy to start a nut or screw one handed, which is a real advantage when working on a roof, a ladder or at an awkward angle.

Will this fit my impact driver?

Yes. The 1/4 inch hex shank with the power groove fits most impact drivers and quick change adapters, and the Supabit range is specifically built for the high torque output of an impact driver.

What does 3X torque mean?

Sutton states the Supabit bits are torque tested to exceed DIN standards by up to 330%. That is the headroom the bit is built for, so it does not twist or break when an impact driver hammers through a tough fastener.

Why is it cold forged from S2 tool steel?

Cold forging from shock resisting S2 tool steel at 58 to 62 HRC gives the bit the strength and toughness to take impact driver shock without snapping. The manganese phosphate coating adds corrosion and wear resistance.