Slagschroevendraaier-bithouder Makita E-24131 1/4 inch aandrijving, Lengte 152 mm

The Makita impact bit holder E-24131 with a 1/4" drive and 152 mm overall length is designed for use with impact drivers and cordless drills to securely hold hex bits during high-torque fastening operations. Its extended length provides additional reach into recessed or deep-set fasteners, while the impact-rated construction improves bit retention and reduces the risk of bit wobble or accidental release under heavy loads.

Advantages

This impact bit holder combines compatibility with standard 1/4" hex bits and a robust design intended for impact applications. The 152 mm length offers greater access to hard-to-reach screws and bolts without compromising control. The holder's secure bit retention mechanism minimizes slippage during high-torque fastening and is suitable for repeated use in professional and DIY environments. Its construction resists deformation under impact, extending service life compared with non-impact accessories.

Key specifications

• Drive type: 1/4" hex drive compatible with standard 1/4" bits
• Overall length: 152 mm for extended reach
• Designed for use with impact drivers and drills
• Impact-rated construction for improved durability under high torque
• Secure bit retention mechanism to reduce slippage
• Material: hardened steel components appropriate for impact use

How to use

Insert a compatible 1/4" hex bit into the bit holder until it seats firmly in the retention mechanism. Fit the holder into the chuck or quick-change adapter of an impact driver or drill and tighten/engage according to the tool's instructions. Use steady pressure and control the tool speed appropriate to the fastener material; the extended length helps position the bit into recessed heads. After use, remove the bit and inspect the holder and bit for wear before storage.

Recommendations

Use the bit holder with impact-rated bits and tools to maintain safety and performance. Avoid using the holder in non-impact-rated applications if the bit or tool is damaged. Regularly inspect for wear or deformation and replace when retention performance declines. For best results, match bit size and tip type to the fastener and avoid side loading that may stress the holder.