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Nutsetter Gold Set 1/4"x2-9/16 - Hanson

Part #: 3548121C

The Hanson 3548121C Nutsetter Gold Set provides professional-grade performance for demanding automotive and industrial fastening applications. This essential 1/4" x 2-9/16" set is engineered for durability and precise fit, ensuring efficient and reliable operation in high-torque environments. Designed for mechanics and technicians, it offers a robust solution for repetitive assembly and disassembly tasks.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Hanson, this set is built to withstand rigorous daily use in professional workshops and industrial settings.
  • Optimal Fit and Drive: Precision-machined 1/4" hex drive ensures a secure fit with fasteners, minimizing cam-out and preserving fastener heads.
  • Enhanced Durability: The "Gold Set" designation indicates a robust finish designed for extended tool life and resistance to wear and corrosion.
  • Efficient Fastening: The 2-9/16" length provides adequate reach for various applications, enhancing productivity.

Applications

This Hanson Nutsetter Gold Set is ideal for a wide range of fastening tasks across automotive repair, heavy machinery maintenance, and industrial assembly. It is commonly used for installing and removing self-tapping screws, hex head screws, and other fasteners in engine compartments, chassis components, and equipment housings. Mechanics will find it invaluable for working on vehicle interiors, dashboards, and under-hood components, while industrial technicians can utilize it for machinery setups, equipment repairs, and production line adjustments.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Hanson
  • Model Number: 3548121C
  • Product Name: Nutsetter Gold Set
  • Drive Size: 1/4"
  • Length: 2-9/16"

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  • Model: 219193
  • UPC: 673765012733
  • Manufacturers Part #: 3548121C
  • Manufactured by: Hanson
  • Also Known As: HA3548121C, HAN3548121C

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 24 March, 2015.