Slotted Screwdriver Bit Set 6pcs, 50mm Flat Head Bits 1/4 Hex Shank, Magnetic S2 Steel

• S2 Alloy Steel Construction: This 6‑piece slotted screwdriver bit set is manufactured from S2 alloy steel, known for its toughness and wear resistance. The flat head bits maintain their shape under high torque, making them suitable for use with impact drivers and power drills
• Magnetic Tip for Secure Fastening: Each slotted bit features a magnetic head that holds screws firmly, preventing drops and simplifying one‑handed operation. The 1/4 inch hex shank provides a solid connection in quick‑change chucks and bit holders, improving efficiency during repetitive tasks
• Six Essential Sizes (2‑6mm): The set includes the most commonly used slotted sizes: 2.0mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, and 6mm. Clear size markings on each bit allow for fast identification, reducing downtime when switching between different screw types
• Wide Compatibility & Versatile Use: The 50mm long bits are compatible with electric screwdrivers, hand drivers, drills, and air tools. They are ideal for electronics repair, furniture assembly, automotive interior work, and general household maintenance
• Precision‑Machined Tips: The flat head screwdriver bits are precisely ground to ensure a proper fit in screw recesses, reducing cam‑out and minimizing damage to screw heads. This attention to detail results in a smoother driving experience and extended bit life

Features: Those Slotted Tip Screwdriver Bits are made of S2 alloy steel which is a commonly used material in hardware Magnetic bits can be firmly fixed on screwdrivers 6 sizes a set slotted screwdriver bits, meet your requirements Those bits are magnetic that can be firmly fixed on screwdrivers, fitting for electric screwdrivers, hand screwdrivers,electric drills, air drills and so forth Specifications: Materials: S2 Alloy Steel Type of shank: 6.35mm / 0.25 inch hex Size: 2.0mm/2.5mm/3mm/4mm/5mm/6mm Total Length: 50mm(2) Package included: 6 x Slotted Screwdriver Bit Notes: Please allow a bit manual measuring errors