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Bondhus 11036 12-piece balldriver hex bit set
A 12-piece balldriver hex insert bit set for 1/4-inch hex adapters, covering sizes from 5/64 to 1/2 inch
- TypeDrill Bits
- Balldriver tips speed up angled fastening
- 12-piece set covers common hex sizes
- 1-inch insert bits fit 1/4-inch hex adapters
- Designed for hand and power tool use
- Ideal for production and assembly tasks
12-Piece Balldriver Bit Set
The Bondhus 11036 supplies twelve balldriver insert bits for 1/4 inch hex adapters. Each bit measures one inch in length and the set spans sizes from 5/64 to 1/2 inch. The pieces are designed for hand tools and power tools in production and assembly work.
Suited for hex fasteners with ball-end access
Technicians who need to drive hex screws at an angle will find the ball-end geometry useful. The range covers common fractional sizes for maintenance and assembly tasks. Users requiring metric sizes, longer bits or impact-rated construction should look at other sets.
12 bits covering 5/64 to 1/2 inch
The count and size spread are the primary factors for deciding if this kit matches the fastener range in your workshop. Verify that the fractional sizes listed correspond to the hardware you service most often.
Highlights
- Balldriver tips speed up angled fastening
- 12-piece set covers common hex sizes
- 1-inch insert bits fit 1/4-inch hex adapters
- Designed for hand and power tool use
- Ideal for production and assembly tasks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What hex-shank size do the 11036 balldriver bits use, and what drive systems accept them?
Each bit has a 1/4-inch hex shank that fits standard 1/4-inch hex adapters on drills, impact drivers and quick-change chucks.
What physical clearance does the 12-piece set need inside a toolbox or organiser?
All twelve insert bits are 1 inch long, so the set occupies a compact row roughly the length of a standard bit holder.
How are the 11036 bits installed in a drill, and what common mistake should be avoided?
Insert the 1/4-inch hex shank fully into the chuck or adapter until it locks; the frequent error is leaving the bit partially seated, which causes wobble and rounded fasteners.
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