UN magnetic screwdriver with bit magazine LiftUp 25 1/4" (model WH 38605, 25 bits)

UN magnetic screwdriver LiftUp 25 1/4" (model WH 38605) is a compact hand tool with an integrated bit magazine that stores up to 25 bits. The screwdriver features a 1/4" drive and a magnetic bit holder for secure retention, enabling fast bit changes and steady screw engagement. It is designed for fastening and maintenance tasks where multiple bit types are needed and where compact, easy-to-handle tools improve workflow.

Advantages

The integrated bit magazine keeps a wide selection of bits immediately available, reducing the need to carry a separate bit case. The magnetic holder secures bits during use and simplifies insertion and removal, while the 1/4" drive is compatible with standard hex-shank bits. The compact, single-piece design supports efficient one-handed operation and storage in tight toolboxes or on-site kits.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and maintenance
• General mechanical fastening and repair work
• Home DIY projects requiring multiple bit types
• Technicians and service personnel working in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex socket
• Bit capacity: holds 25 bits in integrated magazine
• Bit retention: magnetic bit holder for secure engagement
• Handle: compact hand tool design for one-handed use
• Primary use: manual fastening and maintenance tasks

How to use

Select the required bit from the integrated magazine and insert it into the 1/4" drive until the magnetic holder engages. Use the screwdriver to drive or remove fasteners with steady, controlled force. To change bits, pull the engaged bit out and replace it with another from the magazine. Store the tool with the magazine closed to prevent loss of loose bits during transport.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use bits in good condition and do not exceed manual torque limits to avoid damaging fasteners or the bit holder. Keep the magnetic area free of metal debris and periodically inspect the magazine and drive for wear. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working with electrical systems.