Screwdriver for 1/4" bits Proxxon 110 mm with ring (model PR22283)

The Proxxon Screwdriver for 1/4" bits, shaft length 110 mm, is a manual tool designed for use with standard 1/4" hex bits. It features a retaining ring that secures bits during work and allows quick insertion and removal. The compact 110 mm shaft provides precise access in confined spaces while the hand-operated design offers direct torque control for assembly, maintenance and precision mechanical tasks.

Advantages

This screwdriver combines a slim, 110 mm shaft with a retaining ring to ensure reliable bit retention and stable operation. The tool is compatible with common 1/4" hex bits, enabling flexible use with existing bit sets. Its manual construction offers tactile feedback and controlled tightening, making it suitable where measured torque and careful handling are required.

Suitable for

• Manual fastening and unfastening of screws using 1/4" hex bits
• Assembly of mechanical components and small equipment
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and technical service
• Precision mechanical work and electronics assembly where controlled torque is needed
• Use in confined or hard-to-reach spaces thanks to the 110 mm shaft

Key specifications

• Compatible bit type: 1/4" hex
• Shaft length: 110 mm
• Retention: built-in retaining ring for secure bit holding
• Operation: manual, hand screwdriver
• Suitable materials: common steel and machine screws using 1/4" bits

How to use

Insert a compatible 1/4" hex bit into the screwdriver tip until it engages with the retaining ring. Hold the handle and apply steady rotational force to drive or remove screws. For precise torque control, use short, controlled turns and check screw tightness frequently. To remove the bit, pull it firmly from the tip past the retaining ring. Store the tool and bits in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use with bits that match the screw head and are free of damage to avoid slippage. Do not apply excessive torque beyond the bit or screw rating to prevent tool or fastener damage. For repetitive high-torque tasks consider a powered driver; this manual screwdriver is intended for controlled, precision work.