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Koken 1/4" Dr Short Nut Grip Socket Set 5-14mm (RS2450MS/11)

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Koken 1/4" Dr Short Nut Grip Socket Set 5-14mm (RS2450MS/11)

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Nut Grip, 1/4" Drive, Chrome Hand Socket Set.  NUT GRIP® is Ko-ken's special design for non-magnetic nuts/bolts to be held firmly in a 6-point socket.  The design consists of two balls held in place by a spring steel ring.

Our nut grip sockets are unique to Ko-ken and truly a revolutionary way of approaching this type of socket. Our fastener holds nuts and bolts in place without the use of magnets. Our system is built with a coil spring and ball bearings on opposing flats. When a nut or bolt is in the socket the ball bearings push out on the springs holding the nut/bolt in place.

Enter KOKEN at checkout to get 15% off!!!

Nut Grip, 1/4" Drive, Chrome Hand Socket Set.  NUT GRIP® is Ko-ken's special design for non-magnetic nuts/bolts to be held firmly in a 6-point socket.  The design consists of two balls held in place by a spring steel ring.

Our nut grip sockets are unique to Ko-ken and truly a revolutionary way of approaching this type of socket. Our fastener holds nuts and bolts in place without the use of magnets. Our system is built with a coil spring and ball bearings on opposing flats. When a nut or bolt is in the socket the ball bearings push out on the springs holding the nut/bolt in place.

$201.08
Koken 1/4" Dr Short Nut Grip Socket Set 5-14mm (RS2450MS/11)—
$201.08

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Enter KOKEN at checkout to get 15% off!!!

Nut Grip, 1/4" Drive, Chrome Hand Socket Set.  NUT GRIP® is Ko-ken's special design for non-magnetic nuts/bolts to be held firmly in a 6-point socket.  The design consists of two balls held in place by a spring steel ring.

Our nut grip sockets are unique to Ko-ken and truly a revolutionary way of approaching this type of socket. Our fastener holds nuts and bolts in place without the use of magnets. Our system is built with a coil spring and ball bearings on opposing flats. When a nut or bolt is in the socket the ball bearings push out on the springs holding the nut/bolt in place.