Socket bit Proxxon Torx with hole 1/4" T27 — Proxxon PR23761

Proxxon Torx socket bit with a 1/4" drive and internal hole, model T27, is a compact metal bit designed to work with 1/4" drivers, ratchets and bit holders. It is intended for fastening and loosening Torx T27 fasteners and for applications that require a through-hole for retaining pins or locking mechanisms. The bit's robust construction suits workshop, automotive and general repair tasks where precise engagement with Torx heads is needed.

Advantages

The Proxxon Torx bit provides accurate fit to Torx T27 fasteners and consistent torque transfer thanks to its machined tip. Its 1/4" drive format ensures compatibility with a wide range of drivers and holders, while the internal hole allows use with retaining pins or locking devices to prevent the bit from disengaging during use. The compact metal design is durable and suitable for repeated use in repair and maintenance environments.

Suitable for

• Assembling and disassembling components with Torx T27 fasteners
• Automotive maintenance and small vehicle repairs requiring Torx interface
• Workshop and bench repair tasks using 1/4" drivers or ratchets
• Applications where a through-hole is needed for pin retention or locking

Key specifications

• Bit type: Torx T27
• Drive size: 1/4" (6.35 mm) drive
• Through-hole: internal hole for retaining pin/locking
• Material: hardened metal suitable for tool use
• Form factor: compact socket bit compatible with standard bit holders and ratchets

How to use

Fit the Proxxon Torx T27 socket bit into a compatible 1/4" driver, ratchet or bit holder. If required, align and insert a retaining pin or locking device through the internal hole to secure the bit. Place the Torx tip into the fastener recess and apply steady torque, ensuring the bit is fully seated to avoid cam-out. Remove the retaining pin before extracting the bit if the locking mechanism needs to be disengaged.

Usage recommendations

Use the bit with tools rated for the torque range appropriate to the fastener and application. Inspect the Torx tip for wear before use and replace the bit if signs of rounding or damage appear. Keep the internal hole clear of debris to ensure reliable retention with pins or locks.