Magnetic screwdriver bits GEKO 8 mm x 48 mm 1/4" shank, set of 5

Set of five GEKO magnetic screwdriver bits with 8 mm diameter and 48 mm length, designed with a 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex shank for compatibility with standard bit holders. The magnetic tips securely hold screws and other fasteners, reducing the need for a second hand and improving insertion accuracy. These bits are intended for general fastening tasks in wood, metal and construction work and are compatible with cordless drills, electric screwdrivers and manual bit drivers that accept 1/4" shanks.

Advantages

The magnetic tips provide reliable hold on fasteners for easier one-handed operation and faster screw positioning. The 8 mm tip diameter and 48 mm length give a balance between reach and control for common fastening tasks. The 1/4" hex shank ensures stable seating in quick-change chucks and bit holders used in drills and manual drivers. The set of five bits ensures spare pieces are available on-site, reducing downtime during repetitive work.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing screws in wood and metal
• Assembly and disassembly of furniture and fixtures
• General construction and renovation tasks
• Use with cordless drills, electric screwdrivers and manual bit drivers with 1/4" holders

Key specifications

• Tip diameter: 8 mm
• Bit length: 48 mm
• Shank type: 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex
• Magnetic tip for secure fastener retention
• Set quantity: 5 bits

How to use

Select the appropriate bit from the set and insert the 1/4" hex shank into the tool's bit holder or quick-change chuck until it seats securely. Position the magnetic tip on the screw head to hold it in place, then apply steady, controlled torque with a cordless drill, electric screwdriver or manual driver. For manual screwdrivers, maintain axial pressure while turning to prevent cam-out. Replace worn or damaged bits to maintain optimal engagement and reduce the risk of screw head damage.

Usage recommendations

Use moderate speeds and torque settings when driving screws into soft materials to avoid overdriving. For harder materials, increase torque gradually and ensure the bit remains perpendicular to the screw to minimize wear. Store bits in a dry toolbox to prevent corrosion and inspect tips regularly for rounding or damage.