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High quality steel material. Zinc plated finish. Size is clearly marked on each piece. Precision Brand® keystock is used to provide driving torque between shafts and pulleys, gears, sprockets, etc. Used for new machinery, general maintenance and shop repairs. It is a necessity in all applications where rotating power devices are used. Most tolerances on dimensions are oversized to assure tight fits in keyways for positive, zero backlash power transmission.
ITM C62NF0005 Tap, 5-44 NF Thread, H2 Thread Limit
Porter-Cable® 7538 1-Speed Electric Router, Trigger Switch, 1/2 in Chuck, 21000 rpm Speed, 3-1/4 hp, 120 VAC
6x.020x5/8-11 Carbon Steel Large Cup Brush Nut Inside KNOT Wire
Delivering 450 ft-lb fastening torque and 600 ft-lb nut-busting torque, the M18™ FUEL™ mid-torque impact wrench is more powerful while also being upto 2 in shorter and upto 1.5 lb lighter than many competitive impact wrenches. The POWERSTATE™ brushless motor delivers upto 0 to 2400 rpm resulting in increased productivity. REDLINK™ Plus™ intelligence is the most advanced electronic system on the market, preventing damage to the tool and battery caused by overloading or overheating. For use with REDLITHIUM™ compact batteries or extended capacity batteries (sold separately), the M18™ FUEL™ mid-torque delivers more work per charge and more work over the life of the pack than competitive batteries on the market. The 3-mode DRIVE CONTROL™ provides greater control over output speed and power for greater versatility. At 6.7 in L and 5.3 lb with a 5.0Ah battery, the M18™ FUEL™ 1/2 in mid-torque impact wrench delivers the balance and weight desired by professionals for all day use. This tool offers quick, tool-free socket changes with a 1/2 in friction ring anvil. A new overmold material gives you ultimate comfort during prolonged use while lasting longer against corrosive materials.
