Astro Pnuematic 13" Nut/thread Hand Riveter Kit With Nosepiece Set on 2040-parts.com
Kinston, North Carolina, US
Features and Benefits: Patented structure increases power and reduces shock Shorter handle with double compound hinges that maximize leverage Includes hand nut/thread setting riveter 6 Interchangeable mandrel/nosepiece sets in metric M5, M6, and M8 and in SAE 10-24, 1/4-20, and 5/16-18 Includes 10 pieces of each of the following rivet nuts: M5, M6, M8, 10-24, 1/4-20, and 5/16-18. Versatile and powerful hand nut/thread setting riveter, takes the hard work out of setting rivet nuts. Ideal for working in hard-to-reach areas. Ergonomic grip for easy operation
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