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The DEWALT DWADND-5 is a five-piece magnetic nut driver bit set designed for use with 1/4 inch hex drive power impact tools. Each driver bit features a hex tip with a built-in magnetic tip to retain fasteners during installation, reducing dropped hardware on the job. The set covers hex nut sizes from 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch, with each bit measuring 2 inches in overall length. Made from steel construction, these bits are built to handle the rotational stress and impact forces generated by cordless impact drivers and drills. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors will find this set useful for panel work, equipment mounting, and fixture installation.
This bit set suits residential and light commercial applications where a range of hex nut driver sizes is needed at a single 1/4 inch drive interface. Typical use cases include fastening sheet metal screws on HVAC ductwork and equipment cabinets, electrical panel and conduit hardware, and plumbing fixture mounting. The magnetic retention is especially useful in overhead or confined-space installs where manual bit holding is not practical. The set includes five nut driver bits, making it a compact solution for techs who need multiple sizes on hand without carrying a full socket set.
Designed for use with 1/4 inch hex drive impact drivers, cordless drills, and power screwdrivers that accept standard quick-change hex shank accessories.
Installation of this bit set requires no tools beyond the host impact driver or drill. Confirm the host tool chuck accepts 1/4 inch hex shank bits before use. When driving fasteners into energized panels or live circuits, de-energize and lock out the circuit following applicable NEC guidelines before beginning work. Do not use impact bits in applications that exceed the rated torque range of the bit material, as overloading can cause bit fracture.
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