5Pcs Magnetic Nut Drivers - Long (14mm)

At this size there is a genuine question about whether a nut driver is the right tool at all, and it is worth answering honestly. A 14mm hex head implies a substantial fastener, and substantial fasteners often have torque figures. A nut driver in a power driver is fast and works one-handed, but it gives you no feel and no torque control beyond the clutch. If the fixing has a specified torque, or if it is going into something that will strip, use a socket and a torque wrench for the final tightening even if you run it down with the driver.

Where a 14mm nut driver is exactly right is a long run of identical fixings in sheet or cladding, where speed and one-handed placing matter and the torque is set by the clutch.

The magnet holds the screw on the driver, which at this size and weight is more useful than at any smaller one — a 14mm screw is heavy enough to be genuinely awkward to hold in place by hand overhead.

These are the long pattern, clearing flanges and ribs that a short socket cannot.

The material is high grade Cr-V, hardened and tempered, with chromium for hardness and wear resistance at the hex corners and vanadium for the toughness a socket carrying this torque needs.

Five per pack.

The buyers are roofing and cladding contractors, structural steel and framing contractors, HVAC and ducting installers, machinery and plant fitters, and hardware dealers supplying construction.

Seat the socket fully before applying power, and set the clutch before you start rather than after something has stripped. Message us on WhatsApp for a price.