Bit holder KWB 100820 extra long 1/4" for screwdriver bits

The KWB bit holder 100820 is an extra long 1/4" holder designed to accept standard 1/4" screwdriver bits and extend reach into deep or confined spaces. Made to fit manual and powered screwdrivers that accept 1/4" hex holders, it provides a rigid connection between driver and bit while allowing easier access to fasteners located in recessed or obstructed positions.

Advantages

The extra length increases reach without the need for extensions, reducing the need to reposition the tool. Its secure retention of 1/4" bits minimizes wobble and slipping during driving operations. The simple, standardized 1/4" hex interface ensures compatibility with a wide range of bits and quick change between tasks. The design supports both manual torque control and use with power tools that accept 1/4" holders.

Suitable for

• Reaching screws in recessed housings and deep assemblies
• Automotive interior and under-dash fastening
• Electrical and electronics enclosure assembly
• Furniture assembly where screws sit below trim or panels
• General maintenance and repair tasks requiring extended reach

Key specifications

• Drive interface: 1/4" hex bit holder suitable for standard 1/4" screwdriver bits
• Length: extra-long design to provide extended reach (longer than standard bit holders)
• Compatibility: for manual screwdrivers and power drivers that accept 1/4" hex holders
• Retention: secure bit retention to reduce slipping during operation
• Construction: durable metal construction for repeated use

How to use

Insert a compatible 1/4" screwdriver bit into the holder until it seats securely. Fit the holder into the chuck or quick-change adapter of a manual or powered screwdriver that accepts 1/4" hex holders. Position the bit tip on the fastener and apply torque as required, taking care to keep the bit aligned with the screw to avoid cam-out. When finished, withdraw the bit from the holder and store both components in suitable storage to protect the bit tip.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate speed and torque settings when operating with power tools to avoid damaging fasteners or the bit. Inspect the bit and holder for wear before use and replace damaged components. Use the extra-long holder for access when a standard bit cannot reach, and switch to a shorter holder when more control or higher torque is needed.