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- Definition: A bit adapter is a tool designed to hold and interchange various bits, such as those used in screwdrivers, drills, or other power tools.
- Function: The adapter has a hollow socket or chuck that allows different bits to be inserted and secured. This provides flexibility by enabling the user to switch between different types and sizes of bits as needed.
- Use: Commonly used in conjunction with power tools (like impact drivers or drills) and manual screwdrivers to handle a wide range of fasteners and tasks without needing multiple tools.
- Types: Includes adapters for standard hex bits, magnetic bit holders, quick-change adapters, and more, depending on the application and bit type.