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Item #SHM04109

1/4 Inch Drive x 5 Inch Aluminum Spinner Handle (1 Inch Shank)

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$15.00
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Also Available with 2.5 Inch Shank and High-Torque Handle

#SHH03125

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Details

Five Inch Steel Extension with Aluminum Handle

This spinner handle is made of a 5 inch steel extension that runs all the way through an aluminum handle and is permanently pressed in place.

The tri-lobe shape feels secure in your hand and keeps it from rolling on surfaces, while the rounded knurled sections make it easy to spin quickly. The exposed shank is 1 inch long, and the square drive in the end of the handle lets you add a ratchet for more leverage.

Close-up image of the 1/4 inch drive square on the end of the aluminum handle

1/4 Inch Drive Square in the Handle

Add a ratchet for extra leverage without removing the socket from the spinner handle. Break the fastener loose, pull the ratchet off, and spin it out by hand. Swap in a torque wrench when it's time to tighten to spec.
Image of a hand putting a ratchet on the drive square of a spinner handle
Two hands spinning a spinner handle with socket

Coarse Knurling and Rounded Areas for Better Grip and Faster Spinning

A deep, sharp-cut diamond pattern is knurled into the rounded sections at the front and back of the handle to create a coarse, non-slip texture.
Close-up image of the knurling on a spinner handle
A spinner handle and socket on a concrete surface.

Tri-Lobe Shape for More Torque and Roll Resistance

The handle's three-sided geometry gives you the leverage to apply higher turning force by hand while also keeping it from rolling on flat surfaces.
Red graphic showing the cross-section of the spinner handle
A hand removing a socket from the shank of a spinner handle

1 Inch Shank for Compactness and Quick Tool Changes

The exposed shank is 1 inch long to keep the overall length short and compact, while also being long enough for your fingers to fit under a socket and easily remove it.
Graphic showing the exposed shank of the spinner handle is 1 inch long
The shank of a spinner handle and the drive end of a socket.

Secure Drive Engagement

Sockets and accessories are held onto the shank by a spring-actuated detent ball.
Image of the extension and the handle of a 5 inch spinner handle

Materials and Assembly

A 5 inch steel extension runs all the way through an aluminum handle and is permanently pressed in place. Two "wings" on the shaft of the extension prevent it from being twisted or pulled out of the handle.

A. Extension: 50BV30 chromium-vanadium steel with a chrome-plated finish

B. Handle: 6061 aluminum with a matte black anodized finish

Expand Your Existing Systems with One Tool

The spinner handle is a universal screwdriver and nut driver that expands the usability of your existing 1/4 inch drive tool systems.
A 5 inch spinner handle connected to a socket next to an extension and a universal joint.
Sockets and Accessories
A 5 inch spinner handle connected to a star bit socket next to a long hex bit socket
Bit Sockets
A 5 inch spinner handle and hex bit holder next to a rail of 1/4 inch slotted, Phillips, and hex bits
Hex Bit Holders

Specifications

1/4 Inch Drive x 5 Inch Aluminum Spinner Handle (1 Inch Shank)

Specs for 1/4 Inch Drive x 5 Inch Aluminum Spinner Handle (1 Inch Shank)
Country of Origin
Taiwan
Item Weight
0.31 lb.