NBK America LLCHexagon Socket (with Screw Holding Function)SKCK-14-9.5
Description
A socket which holds hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts.
The two balls pressed into the wire ring facing inwards hold hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts within the socket and prevent falling.
Unlike magnetic holding methods, it can be used with hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts of any material. There is also no adherence of foreign matter due to socket magnetism.
It can be used just like ordinary sockets.
The insertion angle is 9.5.
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Description
A socket which holds hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts.
The two balls pressed into the wire ring facing inwards hold hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts within the socket and prevent falling.
Unlike magnetic holding methods, it can be used with hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts of any material. There is also no adherence of foreign matter due to socket magnetism.
It can be used just like ordinary sockets.
The insertion angle is 9.5.
A socket which holds hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts.
The two balls pressed into the wire ring facing inwards hold hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts within the socket and prevent falling.
Unlike magnetic holding methods, it can be used with hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts of any material. There is also no adherence of foreign matter due to socket magnetism.
It can be used just like ordinary sockets.
The insertion angle is 9.5.
A socket which holds hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts.
The two balls pressed into the wire ring facing inwards hold hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts within the socket and prevent falling.
Unlike magnetic holding methods, it can be used with hex head screws/bolts and hex nuts of any material. There is also no adherence of foreign matter due to socket magnetism.
