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T25 Tamper Resistant Bit 1/4" Hex Drive 1" Long - VIM Tools

Part #: VT469

The VIM Tools VT469 is a professional-grade T25 Tamper Resistant Bit engineered for demanding automotive and industrial applications. Designed for secure fastening and removal of specialized T25 fasteners, this bit ensures reliable performance in professional settings. Its robust construction and precise machining make it an essential addition to any technician's toolkit, providing the durability needed for frequent use.

Key Features

  • Tamper Resistant Design: Specifically designed to engage T25 tamper-resistant (security) fasteners, preventing unauthorized access.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by VIM Tools, known for high-quality, long-lasting hand tools and accessories.
  • 1/4" Hex Drive: Compatible with standard 1/4" hex drive bit holders, screwdrivers, and power tools, offering versatile use.
  • 1" Length: Provides excellent reach for fasteners located in moderately recessed areas without being overly cumbersome.
  • Precision Machined Tip: Ensures a snug fit with fasteners, minimizing cam-out and preserving both the fastener and the bit.

Applications

This T25 Tamper Resistant Bit is ideal for a wide range of tasks requiring the handling of security fasteners. It is commonly used by automotive technicians for specific components on various vehicle makes and models where T25 tamper-resistant screws are present, such as interior trim, engine compartments, and sensor housings. Industrially, it finds use in electronics repair, appliance maintenance, security installations, and machinery where specialized fasteners are employed to deter tampering.

Specifications

  • Model Number: VT469
  • Bit Type: T25 Tamper Resistant
  • Drive Size: 1/4" Hex
  • Overall Length: 1"
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  • Model: 143419
  • UPC: 092308014698
  • Manufacturers Part #: VT469
  • Manufactured by: VIM Tools
  • Also Known As: VIVT469, VIM-VT469, VIMVT469

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 31 December, 2012.