What it is A small faucet repair and installation tool set featuring a bolt with a screwdriver-friendly end and a plastic Allen key. Material: stainless steel, copper. Color: as shown in the picture. Key benefits — why you need it Easier, firmer installations: the bolt end is designed to hold a screwdriver securely so you can apply steady torque without slipping. Simple faucet repairs: the plastic Inbus (Allen) key provides access to recessed set screws commonly found on faucet handles and fittings. Durable materials: stainless steel and copper components provide reliable service for routine maintenance and installation tasks. Main functions Hold and drive a screwdriver via the specially shaped bolt end for stable tightening and loosening. Access and turn small hex set screws using the plastic Allen key to adjust or remove faucet parts. Assist with common faucet maintenance tasks that require controlled force and access in tight or recessed areas. Compatibility and use Designed for use with household faucets and taps and other small plumbing fasteners that use hex or screwdriver access points. Suitable for both repair and installation tasks where a compact hold and controlled torque are needed. Practical use scenarios Kitchen faucet repair: use the plastic Allen key to remove a recessed set screw from a handle, then use the bolt end to guide a screwdriver for secure reassembly. Bathroom sink installation: hold a screwdriver in the bolt end to tighten screws in confined spaces for a firm, even installation. Routine maintenance: loosen or tighten small fasteners on mixer taps and similar fittings without slipping or scratching visible surfaces. Notes on handling Use the bolt end to stabilize the screwdriver when working in tight or angled spaces. The plastic Allen key is intended for turning small hex set screws commonly found on faucets. Materials: stainless steel, copper Color: picture color