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Stanley Fatmax 19-Piece Drill Bit and Screwdriver Kit
It's a practical and versatile solution for drilling and screwing in different materials!
This 19-piece set includes high-resistance metal drill bits and impact bits, ensuring optimal performance and durability in both professional and DIY applications.
The drill bits feature "Pilot Point" technology, which facilitates starting the drilling process with greater precision and less slippage. While the screwdriver bits were developed to withstand the high torque of impact drivers, thus increasing wear resistance. The set is supplied in a robust and compact MULTI-STACK™ case, compatible with TSTAK™ and PRO-STACK™ systems. It allows for more efficient transport and organization of tools and accessories! Applications: Mild steel, non-ferrous metals, wood and plastic!
Precision Metal Drill Bits:Feature pilot tips for precise drilling, CNC machined with sharp cutting edges for faster drilling and clean holes in metal, wood, and plastic. Round shank for use in corded and cordless drills!
Screwdriver Bits with Torsion Zone:The flexible torsion zone absorbs torque and maximizes bit life. The precision-engineered head eliminates wear and screw head wobble.
Magnetic Screwdriver Guide:For use with 25 mm screwdriver bits. The extendable sleeve keeps the screws in place, making tightening easier. It protects your fingers and keeps the screws secure. 1/4” / 6.35 mm quick-release fitting for use with corded and cordless drills.
Small MULTI-STACK™ Case: A sturdy and durable case, built to withstand the impacts and shocks of everyday use. Can be stacked with other small cases or on top of a medium-sized case. Small organizer boxes can be fitted inside.
Stackable Case: Part of the STANLEY® FATMAX® MULTI-STACK™ stackable and connectable power tool accessory system.
Easy access and removal of the drill bit: Easy removal and retention of the drill bit for greater user convenience.
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