Megapro
Megapro NASDK4 15-in-1 hand screwdriver
A 15-in-1 multi-bit screwdriver with heat-treated steel handle and alloy-steel bits covering Phillips, slotted, square and Torx tips for varied fastening tasks
- TypeHex Drive Bits
- Color/FinishBlack Oxide
- Handle MaterialHeat Treated Steel
- 15-in-1 versatility covers Phillips, Slotted, Square and Torx tips
- Quick-change mechanism speeds up bit swaps on the job
- Heat-treated steel handle resists wear during heavy use
- Black oxide finish protects bits against corrosion
- Double-ended bits provide two drive sizes in one tool
Multi-bit screwdriver set
The Megapro NASDK4 is a 15-in-1 hand screwdriver that stores ten double-ended bits inside a heat-treated steel handle. It covers Phillips, slotted, square and Torx profiles in sizes ranging from #0 to #6 and T10 to T25. A quick-change chuck lets you swap tips without extra tools.
Users needing one compact driver
Technicians who want a single pocket tool for common fasteners will find the range useful. Buyers who need magnetised tips for overhead work or a dedicated bit-storage case should look elsewhere. The alloy-steel bits are not ESD-safe, so static-sensitive assemblies are not a good match.
1/4-inch hex quick-change drive
The 1/4-inch hex shank accepts any standard insert bit, making the handle a universal holder for the included ten bits and future additions. Shank length is 2 5/8 inches, giving enough reach for recessed screws. No other drive size or adapter is included.
Highlights
- 15-in-1 versatility covers Phillips, Slotted, Square and Torx tips
- Quick-change mechanism speeds up bit swaps on the job
- Heat-treated steel handle resists wear during heavy use
- Black oxide finish protects bits against corrosion
- Double-ended bits provide two drive sizes in one tool
Specifications
| Brand | Megapro |
|---|---|
| Model | NASDK4 |
| Type | Hex Drive Bits |
| Color/Finish | Black Oxide |
| Handle Material | Heat Treated Steel |
Questions about this item
What does the 15-in-1 count mean when I am working on a job?
The driver holds ten double-ended bits giving fifteen distinct tip profiles including Phillips, slotted, square and Torx sizes.
What does the 1/4 inch hex drive limit in practice?
The 1/4 inch hex shank accepts only standard 1/4 inch insert bits so larger or proprietary bits will not fit.
How much clearance does the 2 5/8 inch shank need to reach a fastener?
The shank extends roughly 2 5/8 inches from the handle so you need at least that depth to engage the screw head.
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