LEATHERMAN BIT KIT
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Product detailed description
The BIT KIT expands the capabilities of your knife with 21 double-sided bits - 42 tools in total. The bit kit can be used with all multitools for which it is suitable.
The bits are compatible with the following Leatherman multitools: SKELETOOL, SKELETOOL RX, SKELETOOL CX, WAVE+, SURGE, CHARGE+, CHARGE+ G10, CHARGE+ TTi, MUT, MUT EOD, MUT BLACK, SIGNAL, CURL.
The bits contain the following tools:
Hex 1.5mm and 2mm
Hex 2.5mm and 3mm
Hex 4mm and 5mm
Hex 6mm and 1/4"
Hex 7/32" and 3/16"
Hex 5/32" and 9/64"
Hex 1/8" and 7/64"
Hex 3/32" and 5/64"
Hex 1/16" and 0.050"
Square #3 and #2
Square #1 and Pozi
Pozi #2 and #1
Torx #10 and #15
Torx #20 and #25
Torx #27 and #30
Phillips #0 and #3
Phillips #1 and #2
Slotted 3/32" and 1/8"
Slotted 5/32" and 3/16"
Slotted 7/32" and 1/4"
Phillips and flat head screwdriver for glasses
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The 100% ORIGINAL sticker can be found on every pack of Leatherman multitools distributed by the exclusive distributor for the Czech Republic. It is a protective element that serves to protect the consumer. This sticker with a unique registration code will guarantee that you are buying an original not a plagiarism and that the goods do not meet the definition of grey imports.
Leatherman - the idea was conceived in Tim Leatherman's head, he was travelling around the world and thinking of an easy way to take a set of tools with him. His knives are made of stainless steel and are mostly pliers based with various pulling tools including screwdrivers, files, saws and more.
Since 1983, LEATHERMAN has been making multitools that are very durable and made for the job. When Tim Leatherman and his business partner Steve Berliner founded the Pocket Survival (PST) multitool company, they had no idea that they would one day be producing more than 30 models in a 90,000-square-foot factory with more than 400 employees.
Oregon native Tim Leatherman graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering from Oregon State University in 1970. After that, he held a number of jobs, including positions as an English teacher and helicopter mechanic. His time spent traveling abroad was eventually spent inventing the concept of a new universal tool.From the beginning, the company has been founded on a simple philosophy: to manufacture and deliver on time, to fulfill customer requests and listen to their needs, to increase the efficiency of multitools, and to provide a pleasant environment for its employees. Although Tim is now retired, he still visits the factory at least once a month and both he and Steve play a key role in the direction the company is taking. Tim still makes many visits around the world to keep an eye on the distribution network.