(For Topra) "Chucking Bit PAT."

It won't fall even with stainless screws! A must-see for those who are having trouble with stainless screws!

What is a "Chucking Bit PAT."? For fastening non-ferrous metals like SUS and brass, which cannot be magnetized, it was necessary to use air suction and components like mouthpieces to prevent screws from falling. Some may find themselves in a situation where, despite wanting to use highly corrosion-resistant SUS materials, such as SUSXM7, which cannot be magnetized and require air suction, the costs and workability of the necessary air suction components make it difficult to adopt such materials, leading them to reluctantly choose magnetizable materials like SUS430 screws. The advantage of using Top Plane screws is that they allow the use of a special bit called a "Chucking Bit," which enables fastening these non-ferrous metal screws without dropping them, without the need for air suction. By using this special bit, significant cost reductions can be achieved, and it allows for the adoption of highly corrosion-resistant screws that were previously not feasible due to workability considerations. *The Chucking Bit can only be used in combination with Top Plane screws and is not compatible with conventional Phillips screws.

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