Hex bit FELO 6.0 mm, 50 mm length (FL03460510) for hex screws and Allen fittings

FELO hex (Allen) bit with a 6.0 mm tip diameter and 50 mm overall length. The FL03460510 model is engineered for driving hex-head screws and Allen fittings and is compatible with standard bit holders, ratchets and multi-bit screwdrivers. Manufactured to meet the demands of assembly, maintenance and repair tasks, this 6.0 mm hex bit is suitable for professional and DIY use where precise engagement and reliable torque transfer are required.

Advantages

The solid-steel construction and precise tip geometry ensure accurate fit in hex recesses, reducing cam-out and wear. The 50 mm length provides extended reach for recessed fasteners while remaining compatible with common bit holders and quick-change chucks. The bit's hardened working end maintains shape under repeated use, and the consistent diameter allows secure seating in driver tools for stable torque application.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing 6.0 mm hex-head screws in assembly work
• Maintenance and repair of machinery and equipment with Allen fittings
• Construction tasks where recessed hex fasteners are used
• DIY projects requiring precise hex engagement and moderate reach

Key specifications

• Tip diameter: 6.0 mm
• Overall length: 50 mm
• Bit type: Hex (Allen) tip
• Compatibility: Standard 1/4" hex bit holders, quick-change chucks and multi-bit screwdrivers
• Material characteristics: hardened working tip for wear resistance

How to use

Insert the 6.0 mm hex bit into a compatible bit holder, ratchet adapter or multi-bit screwdriver until it seats securely. Align the bit with the hex recess of the fastener, apply axial pressure and turn the driver clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. For recessed or hard-to-reach screws use the bit's 50 mm length to access the fastener while keeping the driver perpendicular to the workpiece to avoid slippage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate hand or powered drivers within their rated torque limits to avoid damaging the bit or the fastener. Inspect the bit tip before use and replace if rounded or excessively worn. For optimal life, avoid excessive side load and store bits in a dry, organized holder.