Screwdriver bit King Tony 715005H, 50 mm length, 10 g weight

King Tony 715005H is a 50 mm long screwdriver bit weighing 10 g, designed for use with compatible bit holders and interchangeable screwdriver systems. Made from S2 silicon chrome vanadium alloy steel, the bit combines compact dimensions with material strength suitable for short, precise fastening operations in confined spaces. Its magnetic tip helps retain fasteners during insertion and removal, while a hexagon head enables secure seating in bit holders and quick-change adapters.

Advantages

The S2 alloy construction delivers high hardness and wear resistance for repeated use. A protective anti-rust oiling and phosphate finish increase corrosion resistance and extend service life in workshop and on-site conditions. The magnetic tip improves handling of screws and reduces the risk of dropping small fasteners, and the short 50 mm length offers improved control for precision work in tight assemblies.

Suitable for

• Precision fastening in tight or recessed areas
• General maintenance and repair tasks
• Assembly work with interchangeable bit holders and compact drivers
• Professional and DIY applications requiring a short, robust bit

Key specifications

• Material: S2 silicon chrome vanadium alloy steel
• Finish: anti-rust oiled and phosphate-treated surface
• Length: 50 mm
• Weight: 10 g
• Tip: magnetic
• Head type: hexagon

How to use

Insert the hexagon head of the bit into a compatible bit holder or quick-change driver until it seats securely. Select the appropriate driving tool and fastener size, then apply steady pressure while turning to drive or remove screws. Use the magnetic tip to hold small fasteners in place during positioning. After use, wipe the bit clean and return it to storage to avoid contamination and reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, match the bit size to the fastener and avoid applying excessive torque beyond the bit or fastener rating. Store bits dry and apply light lubrication if long-term storage is expected. Replace the bit when signs of wear or deformation appear to maintain driving accuracy and reduce the risk of fastener damage.