Immix 10X

Loggerhead Immix 10X Loggerhead Tools produces a number of different sizes and configurations of their Bionic Wrench. The Immix 10X model is the first (and only) variation that has folding knife blades. A set of ten hex bits is carried on board, hence the 10X name.



Loggerhead Immix 10X
Immix 10X
Loggerhead Immix 10X
hex bit driver
Loggerhead Immix 10X
bit in wrench jaws

Wrench

The Immix 10X uses the patented Bionic Wrench principle of adjustable jaws. Opening and closing the handles causes a series of cams to drive six individual jaws. Operation is quite smooth. Capacity of the jaws ranges from 7/32" up to a max of 9/16" (6mm to 15mm) Note that the bionic wrench requires considerable clearance in order to access a nut or bolt.

Handles/Frame

Handles are stamped from heavy gauge sheet metal. (not stainless steel) They are given a black oxide - or nickel plate - finish. (see Variations below)

The handles snap together securely when the 10X is not in use.

Blades and Tools

Both blades are outside opening, neither blade locks open.
  • plain edge clip point blade, 2-3/4" long (70mm)
  • fully serrated sheepsfoot blade, 2-3/4" long (70mm)

Locking Mechanism

Neither of the knife blades lock open.

Other Features

A removable rubber bit carrier with ten standard 1/4" bits fits securely into one handle. These bits can be driven either with the bionic wrench, or with the bit receptacle in the far end of the tool. (see photo) A magnet holds keeps the bit from falling out of the bit receptacle.

Sheath

Woven nylon construction, with velcro closure. Straps on the back allow for both vertical and horizontal carry.

Dimensions

  • Length= 6" (152mm)
  • Width closed = 2-1/2" (63mm)
  • Thickness = 7/16" (10mm)
  • Weight = 7.6 oz (215g)

Variations

When first introduced the tool had handles of carbon steel with a black oxide finish. By 2008 the tools were listed as having a nickel finish.

History

Introduced in 2006. Manufactured in USA.
The Immix 20X is similar to the 10X, except it has twenty on-board hex bits and no knife blades.

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Created by Bob. Last Modification: Thursday 05 of May, 2016 19:00:02 CEST by sLaughterMed.

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