Screwdriver Bit Forsage 6-point (HEX) 5 mm 1/4" drive L=25 mm

Forsage screwdriver bit with a 6-point (HEX) 5 mm tip, designed for 1/4" drive holders and a working length of 25 mm. This compact bit is suitable for both manual and powered screwdrivers, including impact drivers with compatible chucks, and is intended for fastening tasks that require a small hex profile. The bit is appropriate for assembly, maintenance and repair work on furniture, machinery and equipment that use 5 mm hex fasteners.

Advantages

The 6-point hex tip provides positive contact with fasteners to reduce cam-out and wear. A standardized 1/4" drive shank ensures compatibility with a wide range of bit holders and quick-change adapters. The 25 mm length offers a balance between reach and control in confined spaces. The bit is suitable for repeated use in both manual and powered applications, giving consistent engagement with hex fasteners.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and joinery where 5 mm hex screws are used
• Maintenance and repair of small machinery and equipment
• Electronics and electrical enclosures requiring compact hex bits
• Use with hand drivers, ratchets and 1/4" quick-change chucks
• Light to medium-duty fastening with powered screwdrivers and impact drivers (with compatible holders)

Key specifications

• Tip type: 6-point (HEX)
• Tip size: 5 mm
• Drive connection: 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex shank
• Overall working length: 25 mm
• Compatible with manual and powered screwdrivers, impact drivers (with compatible chuck or holder)

How to use

Insert the 1/4" hex shank into a compatible bit holder, quick-change adapter, or screwdriver chuck until it seats securely. Select the appropriate torque and speed on powered tools to match the fastener and material—lower torque for delicate assemblies and higher torque for medium-duty fastening. Align the 5 mm hex tip with the fastener head, apply steady axial pressure, and drive or loosen the fastener while maintaining alignment to avoid rounding the hex profile.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the bit tip before use and replace it when signs of rounding or wear appear. Use the bit with the correct torque settings and avoid excessive side loading to prolong service life. For heavy-duty impact applications, ensure the bit holder and tool are rated for impact use.