Spin Nuts 10x Faster on Threaded Rod

The industry-changing tool that saves time, reduces injuries, and boosts productivity on every jobsite.

10x
Faster
823M
Feet of Rod/Year
30+
Years Expertise
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NutBoss - The Professional Threaded Rod Tool
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Why Choose NutBoss?

The only tool of its kind designed specifically for threaded rod installation

Save Time

Spin nuts 10x faster than by hand. What took minutes now takes seconds.

Prevent Injuries

Protect your team from repetitive stress injuries caused by manual spinning.

Save Money

Labor is the primary cost factor. Reduce installation time dramatically.

Portable

Weighing only a few ounces, the NutBoss fits easily in any toolbox.

A Real Change to How Things Are Done

Before now, the industry standard was to spin nuts by hand at about one minute per foot. Every single inch of threaded rod installation has been done manually... until now.

All applications for all-thread rod involve spinning a nut onto the thread. The NutBoss changes everything with its sleek, simple design that works on all applications.

823M
Feet of threaded rod sold in the U.S. each year
1 min
Per foot by hand (old way)
6 sec
Per foot with NutBoss
90%
Time savings on every job
Spinning nuts by hand - the old way
The Old Way
By Hand
Slow, tedious, and leads to repetitive stress injuries. One minute per foot of threaded rod.
Using the NutBoss tool
The NutBoss Way
10x Faster
Fast, effortless, and safe. Just six seconds per foot with the NutBoss.
NutBoss Tool

Ready to Transform Your Workflow?

Order your NutBoss today and start saving time on every job.

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Neal Grover - Inventor of the NutBoss

Designed by an Industry Veteran

Neal Grover is a lifelong construction worker and pipefitter with over 30 years in the field. A retired member of Union Local 393 in San Jose, California, Neal conceived and invented the NutBoss after experiencing the frustration of spinning nuts by hand all day.

He received a patent for his design on April 22, 2014. Neal is hard at work on the next big tool innovation that will bring value, efficiency, and productivity to the jobsite. Stay tuned!

Patented Design - April 22, 2014