Space-saving 105° angle: The fixed 105-degree geometry gives easy access to tight or awkward mounting areas. Reach screws in narrow niches, recessed housings, and crowded engine bays without repositioning the tool or workspace. Durable alloy steel construction: Made from a wear-resistant special alloy steel that withstands repeated use without losing integrity. The material balances reduced weight with increased hardness for long-lasting performance in angled screw and drill work. Secure, play-free bit retention: Magnetic socket holds standard 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) hex bits firmly and without play during drilling and fastening. The stable bit retention reduces wobble and prevents sudden shifts, improving accuracy and user safety in compact environments. Wide compatibility and fewer tool changes: Designed for use with electric drills and manual drivers. The angle adapter streamlines automotive adjustments, machine inspections, and a variety of home improvement tasks so you can complete jobs without constantly swapping tools. Key specifications Angle: 105 degrees Bit interface: 1/4 in (6.35 mm) hex Material: Special alloy steel Function: Angle adapter for drilling and screwing, magnetic bit retention Practical use scenarios Automotive repairs: Access fasteners inside crowded engine bays or behind trim panels where a straight driver cannot reach. Machinery maintenance: Inspect and tighten screws in confined machine housings and control cabinets without disassembling surrounding components. Home DIY and installations: Fasten screws in corner cabinets, behind appliances, or recessed fixtures with better control and less tool juggling. Why this tool matters Solves access problems in tight spaces so work is faster and cleaner. Durable construction delivers consistent performance over many uses. Magnetic, play-free bit retention increases precision and reduces risk of slipping, especially in compact or awkward positions. Includes: 105° angle adapter with magnetic 1/4 in (6.35 mm) hex bit holder. Compatible with standard hex bits, electric drills, and hand drivers.