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Pneumatic Nut Splitting Tool - 5/16 or 8mm Studs - S & G Tool Aid

Part #: 91425

The S & G Tool Aid 91425 Pneumatic Nut Splitting Tool is a specialized instrument designed for the efficient removal of seized or corroded nuts in professional automotive and industrial settings. This tool leverages pneumatic power to quickly split stubborn nuts, streamlining repair processes and reducing the manual effort typically required in challenging applications.

Key Features

  • Pneumatic Operation: Provides powerful and consistent force for rapid nut splitting, enhancing productivity in the workshop.
  • Specific Stud Compatibility: Engineered for precision, it effectively splits nuts on 5/16 inch or 8mm studs.
  • Durable Construction: Built to meet professional quality standards, ensuring reliability and longevity in demanding work environments.
  • Optimized Design: The tool's form factor is crafted to facilitate access to rusted nuts located in confined or hard-to-reach areas.
  • Overall Length: At 10 inches, it offers a practical balance of reach and maneuverability for various applications.

Applications

This pneumatic nut splitting tool is an invaluable asset for professional technicians and mechanics. It excels in tasks requiring the removal of compromised nuts from components such as shock absorbers, exhaust systems, and suspension linkages, where corrosion often makes traditional removal difficult. The controlled splitting action helps prevent damage to the underlying stud or surrounding parts, making it suitable for critical repair and maintenance procedures across automotive, heavy-duty, and industrial equipment.

Specifications

  • Stud Compatibility: 5/16 inch (8mm)
  • Overall Length: 10 inches

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  • Model: 99992
  • Shipping Weight: 0.65lbs
  • UPC: 638570914252
  • Manufacturers Part #: 91425
  • Manufactured by: S & G Tool Aid
  • Also Known As: SGT91425, TA91425, SG91425

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 08 December, 2006.