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MetMo Stainless Steel Driver B-Grade

Sale priceCHF 185.00Regular price CHF 232.00

B-Grade Driver, may have dents, scratches, scuffs. See product details for more info!

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Product Details

Grade B Drivers have cosmetic damage. They operate as intended but they may have various dents, deep scratches, scuffs, anodising imperfections or machining marks. The colours may vary across the driver with some parts having different colour tones or finishes.  Each one is different in its own way and the damage will vary. 

Materials

Hardened Martensitic Stainless Steel (Grade 440C)

Induction Hardened Tool Steel (D2 grade HRC55)

High Tensile Brass (HTB1)

Solid Brass Bush (CZ121)

Class 10.9 bolts (Low carbon steel)

Shipping & Returns

Ships in 1-3 working days.

Workshop Seconds are not covered under warranty. 

Dimensions

Size: 165mm (6.5") x 30mm (1.18") x 43mm (1.70")

Weight: 700g (24.69oz)

Technical Details

Finish: Heat treated stainless steel, turned finish stainless steel

Maximum Torque we Achieved: 76Nm (672 in-lbs)

Bit Size: 1/4 (6.3mm) hex drive bits

Magnetic Socket: Yes

What's in the box?

- MetMo Stainless Steel Driver
- 60mm Bit Adaptor
- Dual Drive bit PZ2/Flat
- T25 Torx Allen Key
- 2mm Allen Key

How Workshop Seconds Work 

Inspected 

Every Workshop Second is checked by the MetMo team to understand exactly why it missed Grade A. 

Graded 

Cosmetic imperfections become B Grade. Known mechanical imperfections become C Grade. 

Sent Back to Work 

You get some properly interesting engineering for less. A good product avoids becoming scrap. Everyone wins, apart from the scrap bin.