Makita A-97237 ImpactX 3/8 x 6 Magnetic Nut Driver

The Makita A-97237 ImpactX line is crafted for professional contractors. These impact-rated insert bits and fastening accessories are a must - have for those who deal with high - volume screw - driving jobs using high - torque impact drivers. Standard screwdriving bits often break quickly in such applications as they're brittle and fit poorly. But ImpactX stands out! It offers a better fit and enhanced performance. The precision - machined (not forged) tips guarantee a full - contact fit, while the S2 steel, which is performance - optimized and heat - treated, provides more flexibility and durability compared to standard bits. The package includes an ImpactX 3/8 x 6 Magnetic Nut Driver. This nut driver has several great features. Its magnetic design makes it easy to pick up and hold hex fasteners. The lobular design helps prevent rounding of hex fasteners. The flat edges at the hex opening ensure full contact with flanged hex head screws. The performance - optimized S2 steel construction extends its lifespan, and the calibrated heat - treating process adds to its durability. The Manganese Phosphate surface offers excellent corrosion resistance. It's perfect for driving hex head nuts and self - tapping screws in various applications and can be used with high - torque impact drivers and driver - drills. The drive design is hex, the bit material is alloy steel, and there is 1 piece in the package.

Using the Makita A - 97237 ImpactX Magnetic Nut Driver is a breeze. First, make sure your high - torque impact driver or driver - drill is turned off. Then, insert the nut driver into the tool's chuck and tighten it properly. When you're ready to work, simply pick up a hex fastener with the magnetic tip of the nut driver. The lobular design will help you drive the fastener without rounding it. For flanged hex head screws, the flat edges at the hex opening ensure a good grip. As for the applications, you can use it for all sorts of jobs where you need to drive hex head nuts or self - tapping screws. Now, some important notes. Don't use this nut driver with tools that have higher torque than it can handle. That could cause the bit to break. Also, avoid using it on fasteners that are too large or too small for the nut driver. To keep it in good shape, after each use, wipe it clean with a dry cloth. If it gets dirty, you can use a mild solvent, but make sure to dry it thoroughly. This will help maintain the corrosion - resistant Manganese Phosphate surface and keep your nut driver working well for a long time.