Bondhus
Bondhus 43487 Metric Ball End Socket Bit Set (7-Piece)
A 7-piece metric ball-end socket bit set inserts into screws at a 25° angle for faster engagement
- ColorTransparent
- Ball end inserts at 25° for faster screw engagement
- Works with any standard 6-point socket including impact types
- ProGuard finish protects against corrosion and wear
- 7-piece metric set covers common fastener sizes
- Ball end design funnels tool into screw quickly
7-Piece Metric Ball End Socket Bit Set
The Bondhus 43487 set provides seven metric ball end socket bits designed for use with any standard 6-point socket. They are also suitable for impact socket applications. The ball end geometry inserts into a screw at a 25° angle to funnel the tool into the fastener quickly.
Upgrade from fixed hex bits
These bits replace fixed straight hex drivers when access is angled or obstructed. The ball end allows off-axis engagement so you can reach fasteners that a straight bit cannot. The jump is worth it when working in tight engine bays, machinery or assemblies where a direct straight approach is blocked.
Fits standard 6-point and impact sockets
Each bit fits directly into any standard 6-point socket drive, letting you use existing ratchets, extensions or impact guns. This frees up the need for dedicated ball-end drivers in multiple lengths. The transparent colour helps identify the set inside a toolbox or drawer.
Highlights
- Ball end inserts at 25° for faster screw engagement
- Works with any standard 6-point socket including impact types
- ProGuard finish protects against corrosion and wear
- 7-piece metric set covers common fastener sizes
- Ball end design funnels tool into screw quickly
Specifications
| Brand | BONDHUS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What socket drive size do these 43487 ball-end bits fit?
The bits fit any standard 6-point socket, so they work with the common drive sizes found in most metric socket sets.
How do I install a bit into the socket without it slipping out?
Press the ball end firmly into the 6-point socket until it seats; the 25° ball geometry funnels the tool into the screw and holds it during use.
When should I replace a bit from this 7-piece set?
Replace a bit when the ball end shows visible rounding or the hex profile no longer engages the fastener cleanly.
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