Torx Bit Jonnesway D130T25 T25 x 30 mm, 6-point, 10 mm shank

Jonnesway Torx Bit D130T25 is a T25-size, 30 mm length Torx bit with a 6-point tip and a 10 mm cylindrical shank designed for use with compatible bit holders, screwdrivers and power tools. The bit delivers accurate engagement with Torx fasteners and is intended for tasks that require repeatable drive alignment and reduced cam-out when working with T25 Torx screws in automotive, mechanical and assembly environments.

Advantages

The 6-point Torx tip ensures firm contact with fasteners to minimize wear on both the screw head and the bit. A 30 mm working length offers access in moderately recessed screw locations while the 10 mm cylindrical shank is compatible with standard bit holders and quick-change adapters. Manufactured to Jonnesway quality standards, the bit provides consistent fit and torque transfer for reliable performance during repetitive fastening operations.

Suitable for

• Automotive fasteners and interior trim where T25 Torx screws are specified
• Mechanical assembly and maintenance tasks using T25 screws
• Electrical and electronics enclosures with shallow to medium-depth Torx fasteners
• General-purpose workshop and production line operations requiring a T25 bit

Key specifications

• Tip type: 6-point Torx (T25)
• Tip size: T25
• Overall working length: 30 mm
• Shank type: cylindrical
• Shank diameter: 10 mm

How to use

Insert the 10 mm cylindrical shank into a compatible bit holder, quick-change adapter or screwdriver handle that accepts 10 mm shanks. Engage the T25 tip fully in the Torx screw recess to ensure maximum contact surface before applying torque. For power tools, use controlled speed and torque settings appropriate for the screw and material to avoid stripping the fastener. Inspect the tip for wear before use and replace the bit if rounding or damage is evident.

Usage recommendations

Use the bit with matched T25 Torx fasteners and avoid excessive side load. For higher-torque applications select a bit and holder rated for the expected torque and consider using impact-rated bits if used with impact drivers.