Magnetic screwdriver bit for drill/driver MODECO MN-16-008B 1/4" hex, 8 mm

Magnetic screwdriver bit MODECO MN-16-008B is a 1/4" hex adapter with an 8 mm working end designed for use with drills and cordless drivers. The bit features a magnetized tip that secures screws and other fasteners during insertion and removal, improving control and reducing the risk of dropped or misaligned fasteners. It is a compact, single-piece accessory intended for general fastening, assembly and maintenance tasks where a 1/4" hex interface and an 8 mm tip are required.

Advantages

The magnetized tip holds screws in place, enabling one-handed operation and easier alignment in confined spaces. The 1/4" hex shank fits standard drill and driver chucks for quick bit changes and stable engagement. Its 8 mm working end provides compatibility with compatible fasteners while the solid construction offers reliable torque transfer and repeatable performance in routine fastening jobs.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and flat-pack installations
• Maintenance and repair tasks around the home and workshop
• General fastening where a 1/4" hex interface is required
• Working in confined or overhead locations where magnetic retention prevents dropped fasteners

Key specifications

• Shank type: 1/4" hex
• Working end diameter: 8 mm
• Tip: magnetized for holding fasteners
• Compatibility: designed for drills and cordless drivers with 1/4" hex bit holders
• Construction: single-piece metal bit for direct insertion

How to use

Insert the 1/4" hex shank into the drill or driver chuck or bit holder and ensure it is securely seated. Place the magnetized tip against the head of the screw or fastener so the magnetic attraction holds it in position. Apply steady, controlled torque appropriate for the screw size and material, and withdraw the bit while maintaining alignment to avoid stripping. After use, store the bit in a bit holder or toolbox to protect the tip and maintain magnetic retention.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate torque settings on the drill or driver to avoid overdriving or damaging the screw head. Inspect the bit regularly for wear or deformation and replace if the tip shows rounding or loss of magnetic retention.