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1/4 inch magazine bit holder 4 in 1

HOLD-BIT.1/4IN-MG-BIT-SOCKET-4IN1

Art.-no. 0614176790

EAN 4068362304002

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1/4 inch magazine bit holder 4 in 1

Art.-no. 0614176790

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With integrated socket 10 and 13 mm.

1 tool, 4 options


  • Magnetic magazine bit holder: Secure hold for 1/4 inch bits for reliable fit and fast deployment for typical screwing applications.

  • Replaceable bit magazine: Keeps 2x 1/4 inch bits such as the RW20 and RW40 accessible at all times for more efficient working without lengthy searching.

  • 10 mm socket: By simply detaching, the tool becomes a practical socket for 10 mm hexagon nuts and screws.

  • 13 mm socket: Simply turn the bit holder over for immediate access to the second socket size, which is ideal for different applications.

Greater flexibility in the smallest spaces


  • Quick change between bits and sockets.

  • Compact and efficient, reduces the number of tool changes.

  • With 4 common functions in 1 tool, the majority of typical applications on construction sites, in assembly and workshops are covered.
Notice
  • Do not apply any pressure to the spring lock washers when detaching. Otherwise, the socket can only be released from the hexagon drive with increased force.

  • Suitable for use in cordless drill/drivers.

  • Not suitable for impact drivers.
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Drive

1/4 inch

Drive type

Outer hexagon

Tip type

0-not applicable

Length (L)

85 mm

Blade length (L1)

24 mm

Sleeve diameter (D)

19 mm

Outer diameter (D1)

15 mm

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