Ruuvimeisselin kärki KS Tools 910.2313 Torx T10 ruostumaton teräs 25 mm

The KS Tools 910.2313 screwdriver bit is a Torx T10 insert designed for precision fastening and disassembly tasks. Manufactured from stainless steel with a length of 25 mm and a 1/4" hexagonal shank, this bit provides corrosion resistance and a compact profile suitable for use with manual drivers, bit holders and power screwdrivers that accept 1/4" hex bits. At approximately 5 g, the bit is lightweight and easy to position in confined or detail work.

Advantages

This Torx T10 bit is made of stainless steel for improved resistance to rust and wear in typical workshop and field conditions. Its 25 mm length balances reach and control for tasks that require both access and tactile feedback. The standardized 1/4" hexagonal shank ensures compatibility with a wide range of screwdriver handles and quick-change chucks. The compact size and low weight make it suitable for precision operations and reduce operator fatigue during repetitive use.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of small Torx fasteners in electronics and appliances
• Precision mechanical and hobby work requiring T10 drive
• On-site maintenance where a corrosion-resistant bit is preferred
• Use with manual drivers, cordless screwdrivers and bit holders accepting 1/4" hex shanks

Key specifications

• Drive type: Torx T10
• Material: stainless steel
• Overall length: 25 mm
• Shank type: 1/4" hexagonal
• Weight: approx. 5 g

How to use

Insert the 1/4" hex shank securely into a compatible screwdriver handle, bit holder or quick-change chuck. Align the Torx tip with the screw head and apply steady axial pressure while turning to avoid cam-out. For powered tools, select an appropriate torque setting to prevent damage to the screw or workpiece. After use, store the bit in a protective case or bit organizer to maintain tip geometry and prevent corrosion.

Recommendations

Use the bit at moderate torque levels for small fasteners and replace it if any rounding or deformation of the tip becomes noticeable. For repetitive or high-torque applications, consider bits made from higher-alloy tool steels or specialized coatings to extend service life.