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T27 TRX BIT 14" HEX 4" LONG - VIM Tools

Part #: VB470L

The VIM Tools VB470L is a professional-grade T27 TRX bit designed for demanding automotive and industrial applications. Featuring a 1/4" hex drive and an extended 4" length, this bit provides the necessary reach and precise fit required by technicians for fasteners in confined spaces. Its robust construction ensures durability and consistent performance in a professional workshop environment.

Key Features

  • T27 TRX Profile: Specifically engineered for a precise fit with T27 Torx® fasteners, reducing cam-out and preventing damage to screw heads.
  • 1/4" Hex Drive: Compatible with standard 1/4" hex bit holders, drivers, and power tools, offering versatility in use.
  • 4" Extended Length: Provides crucial access to deeply recessed or obstructed T27 fasteners, enhancing efficiency during service.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by VIM Tools, known for their quality, ensuring the bit withstands high torque applications and repeated use without premature wear.
  • Optimized Durability: Designed to resist twisting and breakage under stress, offering a reliable solution for professional mechanics and industrial technicians.

Applications

This VIM Tools T27 TRX bit is an essential tool for various tasks where T27 Torx fasteners are encountered, particularly in hard-to-reach areas. Common applications include automotive repair for components such as interior panels, engine bay accessories, and specific chassis fasteners. Industrially, it is suitable for machinery maintenance, equipment assembly, and other applications requiring a durable, long-reach T27 Torx driver.

Specifications

  • Bit Type: T27 TRX
  • Drive Size: 1/4" Hex
  • Overall Length: 4"

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  • Model: 191704
  • Shipping Weight: 0.06lbs
  • Manufacturers Part #: VB470L
  • Manufactured by: VIM Tools
  • Also Known As: VIM-VB470L, VIMVB470L

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 January, 2015.