Magnetic Bit Holder MODECO MN-16-101 steel 1/4" 100 mm

Magnetic Bit Holder MODECO MN-16-101 is a 100 mm long steel accessory designed to accept standard 1/4" hex driver bits. The holder features a magnetic tip for reliable bit retention and smooth bit changes, and its steel construction provides durability for repeated use in both manual and power screwdriver applications. Its length increases reach in confined spaces and helps keep bits aligned during assembly and repair tasks.

Advantages

The MODECO MN-16-101 magnetic bit holder offers a secure magnetic retention system that reduces bit drops and simplifies one-handed operation. Constructed from steel, it delivers resistance to wear and bending under normal fastening loads. Its 1/4" hex interface ensures compatibility with a wide range of common bits and quick-change chucks, while the 100 mm length improves access to recessed fasteners without requiring extension adapters.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and fixtures in tight or recessed spaces
• General repair and maintenance with manual or cordless screwdrivers
• Electronics and appliance fastening where controlled bit retention is needed
• Automotive interior work and trim fastening with limited access

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Drive type: 1/4" hex
• Length: 100 mm
• Magnetic tip for bit retention
• Compatibility: standard 1/4" hex driver bits and quick-change chucks

How to use

Insert a compatible 1/4" hex driver bit into the holder until it seats against the magnetic tip. Attach the holder to the chuck or the drive of a manual or powered screwdriver by engaging the 1/4" hex shank. Use steady pressure when driving fasteners to maintain bit alignment; the magnetic tip will help retain the bit during one-handed operations and when working in confined areas. Remove the bit by pulling it straight out from the magnetic socket when the task is completed.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged tool life, avoid using the holder as a pry bar or subjecting it to side loads beyond typical fastening torque. Choose bits rated for the required torque and inspect the holder periodically for wear or damage. When working near sensitive electronics, be mindful of the magnetic tip and keep the holder away from unshielded magnetic media.