SCREWDRIVER SET-SIZE:27.1 x 7.4 x 3.7CM

Product specification

*Contents: SLOTTED 1/4 (6mm), 3/16(5mm), PHILLIPS 1 Pt, 2PT, NUT DRIVER 1/4, 5/16

*High Quality Bits for Long Life

*Soft Diamond Textured Handle, Slip Resistant Rubber Grip Provides Comfort

*Bar is Chrome Plated for Rust Resistance

*All in one screwdriver with 6 tips: 1 and 2 Phillips, 1/4-inch and 3/16-inch Slotted, 1/4-inch and 5/16-inch Nut Driver
*Convenient and space saving, ideal for kitchen drawer or car
*Ergonomically designed bi-material handle for superb comfort
*Soft diamond textured handle provides a firm grip for extra torque without strain
*Bar is chrome plated for rust resistance
*High quality bits for long life
*Slip resistant rubber grip provides comfort

Application

An extremely familiar component in nearly all toolboxes and carry kits, screwdriver bits are the detachable and interchangeable slim metal components designed to be fitted into the chuck end of screwdrivers.

Manufactured explicitly for the purpose of driving and extracting screws, many modern screwdriver bit sets feature dozens of different bit shapes and sizes, attachments and accessories. Collectively, they’ll help everyone from novice users to seasoned pros tackle a very wide range of screw head types, and cover you in an incredibly varied range of tasks and applications.

When the process of inserting a bit and driving a screw is carried out correctly, the convenience of screwdriver bit sets offer a remarkably simple and efficient method of mating two surfaces together sturdily and reliably. With just a few simple caretaking steps observed, the same basic driving techniques will see you through any number of assembly, maintenance and construction tasks quickly and with minimal physical strain.

However, there certainly is a technique involved when it comes to driving screws properly - and, above all, the key to success lies in selecting the right screwdriver bit for the fastener type. Failing to do so can easily result in split timbers, ruined work surfaces, sheared or stripped screws, irregular hole shapes, damage to tools, and even user injury in the worst case scenario.