Rugged, hand-impact driver turns rusted, frozen, or other hard screws. It can be used to tighten or loosen screws.
Fits 3/8-inch (10 mm) square drive hex bits with an adapter that fits 5/16-inch ( 8 mm) screws. It also comes with four hex screwdriver bits: 5/16-inch (8 mm) regular slotted, #2 and #4 Phillips-tip.
On 3/8-inch (10 mm) square-drive impact sockets, it can also be used with this tool.
When a hammer hit is inside, it has a spring-loaded, spiral design that turns the impact into up to 200 foot-pounds of shock torque.
Made in Americ.
It is made of high-quality alloy steel that has been heat treated to make it even stronger.
Vinyl pouch with a hang-up grommet that can be closed and sealed.
With the Reversible Impact-Driver Set from Klein Tools, you can turn screws that are rusted, frozen, or hard to get out with your hands. Inside, the helical design is spring-loaded, and it changes the shock torque of a hammer blow into up to 200 ft-lbs. of shock torque. It can also be used with impact sockets that have a 3/8-inch square drive. It comes with a square-drive adapter and 4 hex screwdriver bits. High-quality steel alloy is used to make the body strong. Vinyl pouch that can be closed and sealed comes with a hang-up grommet. Steel that has been heat treated for extra strength. An easy-to-close, leak-proof vinyl pouch with a hanger. Klein Tools has been making high-quality, professional-grade hand tools for more than 160 years. These tools have the performance, durability, and precision you need to get the job done right. Our family of engineers, workers, and craftsmen keep putting six generations of experience into every tool we make by using only the best materials, doing a good job, and keeping the manufacturing as close to home as possible. There’s more to Klein than just the name of our business. It’s also our family name. It’s also because we’re an American company that is owned and run by families. You can trust us to be here tomorrow. If you’re a professional who needs to use Klein Tools every day, we make great products that can stand up to their needs. : Since 185.
Saved my bacon. Before now, I had never bought one.
I had two phillips head bolts that were stuck on a used generator that I bought. I had to get them out. One of them was so stuck that, no matter how hard you tried, you could not get it out. You thought you would need a screw extractor to remove it. I gave up on the second one when it became clear that it would be the same as the first.
When I looked up how to do it on YouTube, I found a lot of help. It did not come with any instructions.
Set it to “loosen,” put the phillips bit in, and tapped the bolt three or four times. By hand, both bolts came off. 4 out of 5 stars because there were no instructions to help you out.
