Screwdriver Bit KS Tools 116.2066 Weight 260g

The KS Tools 116.2066 screwdriver bit is a compact, precision tool weighing 260g designed for accurate fastening and loosening of screws. Built with attention to durability and dimensional accuracy, this screwdriver bit provides consistent engagement with compatible screw heads and is suitable for repetitive tasks where reliability is important. The tool's weight and balance support controlled handling during delicate operations as well as general mechanical work.

Advantages

The KS Tools screwdriver bit combines precise tip geometry with a robust material finish to reduce wear and maintain fit over time. Its 260g weight contributes to a stable feel in hand and helps deliver steady torque application. Compatibility with a variety of screw types increases its practical flexibility, while the construction aims to resist deformation under typical workshop and household loads.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly and disassembly of small components
• General repair and maintenance tasks in automotive and industrial settings
• DIY projects requiring reliable screw engagement
• Electronics and appliance servicing where controlled torque is needed

Key specifications

• Net weight: 260 g
• Designed for precision fastening tasks
• Material: hardened tool steel (finish designed for wear resistance)
• Tip geometry optimized for secure screw engagement
• Suitable for use with manual and powered bit drivers

How to use

Select a compatible driver or bit holder and insert the KS Tools screwdriver bit securely into the chuck or magnetic holder. Match the bit tip to the screw head to ensure full contact before applying torque. For powered drivers, set an appropriate torque or speed to avoid stripping fasteners. Maintain a steady hand and align the bit with the screw axis during use to prolong tip life and ensure accurate fastening.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the bit tip regularly for wear or damage and replace it when tip deformation is visible to avoid damaging screw heads. Clean the bit after exposure to corrosive substances and store it in a dry, organized toolbox. Use the bit with the correct driver size and appropriate torque settings for the task to maximize service life and maintain fastening quality.