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New Multi-Bit Driver series simplifies tool handling

By Michelle Froese | June 17, 2021

Carry less. Do more. That’s what’s ideal for professionals in the trades tasked with getting a lot of work done in little time. Time is easily wasted tracking down the right-sized screwdriver or having to go back-and-forth between tools just slows pros down.

The new Crescent Multi-Bit Drivers let professionals use, switch, and store fastener drill bits in just one tool.

Now, Crescent Tools‘ three new Multi-Bit Drivers are making it easier to use, switch, store these components.

The 11-in-1 Ratcheting Multi-Bit Driver (CMBS11R) holds eight of the most common interchangeable S2 steel bits, but also can drive three different nuts (1/4″, 5/16″, and 7/16″).

Additionally, a 6-in-1 Stubby Ratcheting Multi-Bit Driver (CMBS61R) carries six bits with superior access in tight spaces. And, a 6-in-1 Interchangeable Screwdriver (CMBS61) covers the most common Phillips and slotted fasteners for everyday job site use, but also converts to a nut driver (5/16″ and 1/4″).

Users can tighten and remove fasteners quickly with the full-metal, high-torque ratchet while reducing their carry knowing they have what they need in one tool. Plus, those bits aren’t just dumped into a hollow handle. Instead, they’re organized in easy-to-access slots for a quick switch.

“Not only do Crescent Multi-Bit Drivers make the job easier, but they’re also easier on the hands that use them every day,” said Jarrett Wolf, senior product manager at Crescent Tools. “The ergonomic dual-material handle balances strength and comfort to reduce hand fatigue. Plus, the handles are oil and solvent resistant so they can tackle the dirty work.”

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