Makita Hexagon Screwdriver Bit, PH1 Tip, 50 mm Overall

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RS Stock No.:
194-7896
Mfr. Part No.:
B-63719
Brand:
Makita
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Brand

Makita

Head Type

Hexagon

Type

Impact Screw Bit

Size

PH1

Overall Length

50 mm

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Makita Impact Screw Bit, 50mm Overall Length, PH1 Screw Head Type - B-63719


This screwdriver bit is a high-quality impact screw bit, featuring a hexagonal head type and a length of 50mm. Ideal for various applications, this bit is constructed to deliver efficient performance in demanding environments.

Features & Benefits


• Magnetic design ensures bits stay securely in place
• Black coating protects against rust and corrosion
• Compatible with 1/4 hex shank power tools
• Packaged in a convenient set of two for extended use
• Optimised for heavy-duty use and fixtures

Applications


• Ideal for screwdriving tasks in joinery and cabinet making
• Used for assembly in mechanical and electrical sectors
• Perfect for various fixings in automation projects

What is the durability of this impact screw bit compared to standard options?


The black screw bit is rated for 20% greater durability than standard screw bits, making it suitable for rigorous tasks.

How does the magnetic feature benefit me during work?


The magnetic design allows secure attachment of screws to the bit, reducing slips and improving efficiency during screwdriving.

Is this bit suitable for use in automated machinery?


Yes, it is designed to work seamlessly with power tools, making it an excellent choice for use in automated machinery within the electrical and mechanical fields.

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