Nut driver bit DeWalt DT7467-QZ, single-piece 1/4" hex shank

DeWalt DT7467-QZ nut driver bit, single-piece with a 1/4" hex shank, is designed for driving and removing hex nuts with power drivers or manual tools that accept a 1/4" hex interface. The bit is made from durable steel and incorporates a detachable socket head for easy removal of metal filings. Strong magnetism holds fasteners in place for one-handed work while a lobular design reduces stripping by engaging the fastener on the sides rather than on the corners. Supplied as a single piece for professional and DIY use in assembly, maintenance and repair tasks where accurate nut driving is required.

Advantages

This DeWalt nut driver bit combines a single-piece steel construction with a detachable socket head to simplify cleaning and maintenance. The magnetic feature secures fasteners during insertion and removal, reducing drops and improving efficiency. The lobular geometry lowers the risk of cam-out and stripping, offering more reliable engagement with hex nuts. The 1/4" hex shank ensures compatibility with a wide range of drivers and quick-change chucks.

Suitable for

• Fastening and loosening hex nuts in assembly and installation work
• Maintenance and repair tasks where controlled nut driving is needed
• Use with power drivers, impact drivers or manual quick-change holders that accept a 1/4" hex shank
• Professional trades and DIY projects requiring durable nut driving bits

Key specifications

• Shank type: 1/4" hex shank compatible with quick-change chucks
• Construction: single-piece steel bit with detachable socket head
• Retention: built-in magnet for fastener holding
• Drive design: lobular geometry to reduce stripping and cam‑out
• Format: supplied as a single piece

How to use

Insert the 1/4" hex shank into the driver or quick-change holder until it locks securely. Position the detachable socket head over the nut and apply steady pressure while driving or removing the fastener. If metal filings collect in the socket head, detach it and clear debris before continuing. Use appropriate speed and torque settings on power tools to match the size and material of the fastener to avoid over‑tightening or damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the bit size to the nut, maintain moderate torque settings on power tools, and periodically inspect the bit for wear. Keep the detachable head clean of filings and replace the bit if significant deformation or loss of magnetism occurs.