Screwdriver Bit KS Tools 514.1106 Stainless Steel DIN ISO Certified

The KS Tools 514.1106 Stainless Steel screwdriver bit is a precision accessory designed for reliable performance in professional and hobbyist environments. Manufactured from stainless steel and produced to meet DIN 3120, ISO 1174, DIN 3126, and ISO 1173 standards, this bit offers corrosion resistance and dimensional accuracy for repeatable engagement with compatible screw heads. With a lightweight construction of approximately 20 g, it is suitable for tasks that require controlled torque and fine handling.

Advantages

Made of stainless steel, the bit provides enhanced resistance to rust and wear while retaining the hardness required for secure screw engagement. Compliance with multiple DIN and ISO standards ensures consistent dimensions and compatibility with standardized tool holders and screw profiles. The compact and lightweight design improves handling, reduces user fatigue during repetitive tasks, and is convenient to store alongside other precision bits.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly and disassembly of small components
• Maintenance tasks in environments where corrosion resistance is important
• Use with power tool bit holders and manual screwdrivers that accept standardized bits
• Electronics repair and light mechanical work

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel
• Standards: DIN 3120, ISO 1174, DIN 3126, ISO 1173 compliant
• Weight: approximately 20 g
• Design: precision-machined tip for standardized screw profiles
• Compatibility: designed for use with standardized bit holders and drivers

How to use

Insert the screwdriver bit into a compatible bit holder or driver until it seats securely. Select the correct driving direction and apply steady, controlled torque appropriate to the fastener and material to avoid cam-out or damage. For power tool use, set the torque or speed to match the size of the screw and the workpiece. After use, clean the bit of debris and store it in a dry place to maintain its corrosion-resistant properties.

Usage recommendations

Match the bit to the screw head type and size before applying force. When working on sensitive assemblies, test torque settings on a spare fastener or sample material to prevent over-tightening. Regularly inspect the tip for wear and replace the bit if the profile becomes rounded or damaged.