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Nut driver with 7 mm across flats, one of the most common sizes in equipment and terminal work. The blade measures 76 mm and total length is 156 mm. The chrome vanadium steel shaft stands up to continuous assembly duty.

Nut driver Xcelite 7 mm, 76 mm blade, chrome vanadium steel - Weller 7MMN

WELLER Original product
Net price (excl. VAT)
€19.69
Item WL92823
Manufacturer no. 7MMN
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Product data
Manufacturer no.7MMN
ConditionNew
Article
WL92823
Frequently Bought Together

Seven millimetres across flats shows up constantly on terminals, standoffs and housing screws. The Xcelite 7MMN covers that size with a 76 mm blade and 156 mm overall length, the shaft is made of chrome vanadium steel.

What the tool delivers

  • Size 7 mm across flats, a standard dimension in equipment and cabinet building
  • Blade length 76 mm for deep seated nuts and standoffs
  • Chrome vanadium steel for a long service life in daily use
  • Overall length 156 mm, balanced between reach and handling
  • Classic Series in black

Technical data

ModelClassic Series
Length156 mm
Length incl. packaging158.75 mm
Width incl. packaging26.67 mm
Height incl. packaging25.4 mm
Sales unit1 piece
Content unit1 piece
Colourblack
Battery includedno
ESD compliantno
Blade diameter7 mm
Blade length76 mm

Applications

Assembly and maintenance of devices and machines, terminal and distribution work, test bench setup and field service tasks.

More Information
Manufacturer Nr. 7MMN
Manufacturer Weller
Weight 0.100000
Sales unit 1 Stück
GPSR manufacturer information WELLER Tools GmbH, Carl-Benz-Straße 2, DE-74354 Besigheim, www.weller-tools.com
Article authenticity Original product
Condition of article New
ESD version