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60mm quick release connecting rod for deck construction and timber framing, with 1/4 inch self-locking hexagonal end.
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Description
Welcome to our shop! Discover our quick-release hex handle connector, an essential accessory for your DIY and construction projects. Made from high-quality carbon steel, this connector ensures exceptional durability and robust support for intensive daily use. It allows for quick task changes and guarantees smooth operation over time. Featuring a non-slip design, its large spherical handle offers optimal comfort and a secure grip, even with one hand. Simply press to eject the bit and change accessories in a second for added convenience and efficiency. Changing accessories is incredibly easy. The chuck has a clamping diameter greater than 1/4 inch. Once the connection is stabilized, the hex handle allows for quick installation of accessories for your power tools. This connector offers excellent performance: it is non-magnetic, equipped with a stable integrated locking mechanism and a high-efficiency spring, and boasts exceptional concentricity. It allows for quick connection with a single-head screw extractor. Perfectly suited for tightening in electric drill chucks without a quick-release function, it is ideal for a multitude of applications such as deck building, timber framing, installing plywood underlayment, building crate construction, and much more. **Product Details:** **Item Type:** Quick-Release Hex Handle Connector** **Material:** Carbon Steel + Rubber** **Handle Type:** 1/4 Inch Hex Handle** **Overall Length:** Approx. 60 mm / 2.4 inches** **Handle Width:** Approx. 24 mm / 0.94 inches** **Side Width:** Approx. 0.25 inches** **Use:** Joint** Your order includes:** 1 x Quick-Release Hex Handle Connector.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Compatible drillStandard drill
- Chuck tighteningKeyless self-tightening
- ChuckHexagonal
- ManoMano ReferenceME221180028
- MMID134258431950
- Product code4059764464111
- EAN4059764464111
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