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31pc Screwdriver Set - Mountain

Part #: MTN1831

The Mountain MTN1831 31-piece Screwdriver Set provides a comprehensive collection of essential fastening tools designed for professional technicians and mechanics. This versatile set equips workshops with the durable and precise instrumentation needed to tackle a wide array of automotive and industrial applications, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.

Key Features

  • Extensive Screwdriver Selection: Includes three common slotted screwdrivers (1/4" x 6", 3/16" x 4", 5/32" x 4") and three Phillips screwdrivers (#2 x 4", #1 x 4", #0 x 3") to address a wide range of fastening requirements.
  • Versatile Bit System: Features a comfortable bit holder with a handle, alongside a robust bit adapter, and a comprehensive selection of 13 common bits, expanding versatility for specialized fasteners.
  • Integrated Storage & Organization: A 4" rectangular magnetic bowl is included, providing a convenient and secure solution for holding fasteners and small components during intricate work, preventing loss and improving workflow efficiency.
  • Enhanced Utility: The set is further augmented with 9 durable 1/4" drive sockets, significantly expanding its functionality beyond traditional screwdriving tasks for various fastening scenarios.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Each tool is engineered for longevity and consistent performance under rigorous professional use, offering dependable service in demanding automotive and industrial settings.

Applications

This Mountain 31pc Screwdriver Set is ideally suited for a variety of professional applications, including general automotive repair, engine compartment work, interior component installation and removal, electrical system maintenance, and industrial equipment servicing. Its diverse tool selection supports tasks ranging from precise adjustments to general assembly and disassembly, making it an indispensable asset for any professional toolkit.

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 16 September, 2014.