Nut Drivers

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Wera 869/4M SB Magnetic Impact Nutsetter

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Trend Snappy Magnetic Nut Driver

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Bosch 1/4" Impact Socket Adaptor

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Makita Impact Black Nutsetter

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Wera 3869/4 Stainless Steel Nutsetter

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Faithfull Magnetic Impact Nut Driver

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Makita Impact Premier Magnet Nutsetter

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Makita Impact Premier Tilt Magnet Nutsetter

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Draper Hexagon Nut Driver

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About Nut Drivers

Nut drivers, also known as nut setters, are essential accessories that enable hexagonal fasteners to be driven quickly and efficiently with power tools. Featuring a 1/4" hex shank, these versatile accessories can be used with drill chucks, electric screwdrivers, and impact drivers. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks a comprehensive range of nut drivers from leading brands including Bosch Professional, Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Wera, suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts.

Available in metric and imperial sizes, nut drivers can be used with various power tools and hand tools such as bit-holding screwdrivers and ratchet handles. Impact-rated nut setters are specifically designed to withstand the high torque forces of impact drivers and impact wrenches, whilst standard versions are ideal for use with conventional drills and manual tools. MyToolShed offers individual nut drivers as well as convenient sets that cover the most commonly used sizes.

Applications

Nut drivers are used across numerous trades and applications, including:

  • Electricians – installing electrical fittings, consumer units, and appliance connections
  • HVAC Engineers – assembling heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems
  • Automotive Mechanics – vehicle assembly, maintenance, and repair work
  • General Construction – fixing metal framework, brackets, and structural components
  • Appliance Installation – fitting white goods, kitchen units, and equipment
  • Manufacturing and Assembly – production line work requiring repeated fastening
  • Maintenance Engineers – routine servicing of machinery and equipment
  • DIY Projects – home improvement, furniture assembly, and general repairs

Choosing The Right Nut Drivers

When selecting nut drivers from MyToolShed.co.uk, consider these key factors:

Impact Rating: If using with impact drivers or impact wrenches, ensure you choose impact-rated nut setters designed to withstand high torque and repeated impacts. Standard nut drivers are suitable for conventional drills and hand tools only.

Size Requirements: Determine whether you need metric or imperial sizes based on your typical fasteners. Multi-piece sets offer excellent value and cover the most common sizes (typically 5mm to 13mm or 3/16" to 1/2").

Shaft Length: Standard length nut drivers suit most applications, whilst long-reach versions provide access to recessed fasteners and tight spaces. Magnetic tips help hold fasteners securely during positioning.

Material Quality: Professional-grade nut drivers feature hardened steel construction with precise tolerances for secure fitment and long service life. Premium brands offer better durability for daily professional use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use standard nut drivers with impact drivers?

Only impact-rated nut setters should be used with impact drivers or impact wrenches. Standard nut drivers lack the hardened construction to withstand impact forces and may shatter, causing injury or damage. Always check the manufacturer's specifications before use.

What's the difference between a nut driver and a socket?

Nut drivers have a fixed 1/4" hex shank for direct insertion into power tools or bit holders, whilst sockets require a separate ratchet or driver with square drive fittings. Socket adaptors are available to use traditional sockets with hex shank tools.

Do I need magnetic nut drivers?

Magnetic nut drivers are highly beneficial as they hold fasteners securely on the tool, preventing drops and making one-handed operation easier, particularly when working at height or in awkward positions. Most quality nut driver sets include magnetic tips as standard.

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