Wera 05060424001 Magnetic Nutsetter 9 Mm Hex 2 Inch

Product Description

The WERA 05060424001 is a 4-piece set of magnetic nutsetters designed for power screwdriver and impact driver applications. Each bit features a 9 mm hex specialty point size and measures 2 inches in overall length, making it a practical fit for tight quarters and standard fastening tasks. The 0.25 inch drive size is compatible with common quick-change bit holders and power tool chucks. These nutsetters are built for repetitive fastening work where bit retention and magnetic holding force matter. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general trade professionals will find these useful for driving hex-head sheet metal screws, machine bolts, and similar fasteners on the job.

This bit set is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a 9 mm hex drive is required. Typical install scenarios include securing electrical enclosure hardware, HVAC cabinet panels, ductwork flanges, and mechanical equipment covers. The magnetic tip retains fasteners during placement, reducing dropped hardware in overhead or confined-space work. The 2-inch overall length keeps the bit profile compact while still allowing adequate torque transfer through a power driver.

Key Features

• 9 mm hex specialty point size for consistent fastener engagement
• Magnetic tip retains hex-head fasteners during placement
• 2-inch overall length suits both open and confined-space fastening
• 0.25 inch drive fits standard quick-change holders and power tool chucks
• Set of 4 bits provides backups for high-volume or multi-tech jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with 0.25 inch drive quick-change bit holders and power screwdrivers or impact drivers that accept standard insert bits. Compatible with 9 mm hex-head fasteners used in sheet metal, HVAC, electrical, and general mechanical assembly applications.

Installation Notes

Install and remove these bits only when the power tool is off and the trigger is not engaged. Ensure the bit is fully seated in the quick-change holder before applying load to avoid cam-out or bit ejection. Inspect each bit for wear or deformation before use, and replace any bit showing signs of rounding at the hex faces. No special tools or trade licensing are required for bit changeout, but all fastening work must comply with applicable codes for the trade and application involved.