Mueller Kueps 514 600/M5 XZN-Bit M5 x 13mm Hex

Key Facts

• XZN (triple square) bit – M5 size
• 13mm hex drive for standard tool compatibility
• Compact design for tight-access applications
• Precision-machined for secure engagement
• Single replacement bit – no full set required

Overview

The XZN-Bit M5 x 13mm Hex is a precision-engineered triple square bit designed for automotive and mechanical applications requiring accurate engagement with M5 XZN fasteners. It provides a secure fit to help prevent stripping and ensures reliable torque transfer during use.

Its compact size makes it ideal for tight or restricted spaces, while the standard hex drive allows compatibility with a wide range of tools. This single-bit configuration is perfect for professionals who need a specific size without purchasing a full set.

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Features

• XZN / Triple Square Profile: Designed for M5 fasteners used in automotive and mechanical systems.
• 13mm Hex Drive: Compatible with standard bit holders and drivers.
• Compact Length: Ideal for confined spaces and precision work.
• Precision Fit: Helps reduce fastener wear and stripping.
• Single Bit Solution: Replace only what you need without buying a full set.

Technical Specifications

• Bit Type: XZN (Triple Square)
• Size: M5
• Drive Size: 13mm Hex
• Part Number: 514 600/M5

Compatibility

• Standard hex bit holders
• Manual ratchets and drivers with adapters
• Power tools with hex bit interface

Use Cases

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• European vehicle service (VW, Audi, BMW, etc.)
• Engine, interior, and component fastening
• General mechanical applications requiring XZN fasteners

What’s Included

• 1 × XZN-Bit M5 x 13mm Hex

Category FAQs

What is an XZN bit used for?

XZN (triple square) bits are used for specialized fasteners commonly found in European vehicles and precision assemblies.

Is this interchangeable with Torx bits?

No. XZN and Torx profiles are different and not interchangeable.

Why choose a single bit instead of a set?

If you only need a specific size, a single replacement bit is more efficient and cost-effective.

Can this bit be used with power tools?

Yes, as long as the tool supports standard hex shank bits.