BOSI Tools is a manual tightening tools manufacturer from China, offering a product range that includes screwdrivers, 9-piece multi-purpose screwdriver sets, 19-in-1 ratchet screwdrivers, double-handled rivet guns, and semi-circular caulking guns.
From chrome-molybdenum steel magnetic blades to chrome-vanadium steel precision bits, from labor-saving riveting to precise caulk application—BOSI provides efficient fastening solutions for electronic assembly, sheet metal fabrication, door and window installation, and general maintenance through solid material craftsmanship and comprehensive product configurations.
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Fastening tools, also called manual tightening tools, is a general term for various manual and combination tools used for tightening and loosening screws and nuts, or for permanently joining two separate components through plastic deformation. BOSI fastening tools encompass four major categories: screwdrivers, ratchet screwdrivers, double-handled rivet guns, and semi-circular caulking guns.
Screwdrivers utilize a chrome-molybdenum steel blade paired with a strong magnetic bit to transfer manual rotational force to the screw recess, completing tightening or loosening actions. The Diamond series blades feature a mirror-polished bright chrome finish, enhancing durability by 30%. The 9-piece multi-purpose screwdriver set builds on this with expanded specification coverage, featuring interchangeable handles and blades.
The 19-in-1 ratchet screwdriver incorporates concealed storage and a dual-direction ratchet head tested for over 5,000 fatigue cycles; forward/reverse ratchet adjustment improves efficiency during repetitive fastening and removal.
The double-handled rivet gun employs a labor-saving lever structure to pull and break the rivet mandrel, causing the rivet body to expand and lock the workpiece, suitable for 3.2mm, 4.0mm, and 4.8mm iron and aluminum rivets.
The semi-circular caulking gun features a 1.0mm thick steel plate body and a high-strength die-cast aluminum alloy handle, advancing the cartridge piston via a central push rod to uniformly extrude sealant or glass adhesive.
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Comparison Dimension |
BOSI Fastening Tools |
Same-Price Generic Brands |
Imported High-End Brands |
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Blade Material & Treatment |
Screwdrivers manufactured from chrome-molybdenum steel (Cr-Mo) with mirror-polished bright chrome; ratchet screwdriver bits made of S2 alloy steel with 58-62 HRC hardness; multi-purpose screwdriver blades heat-treated from chrome vanadium steel |
Carbon steel or low-grade alloy steel, insufficient hardness prone to deformation, rough plating prone to rust |
Excellent materials, but the price of a single screwdriver exceeds the cost of the entire BOSI set |
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Durability Design |
Ratchet head tested for over 5,000 fatigue cycles; Diamond series screwdriver durability increased by 30%; labor-saving structure of the rivet gun with die-cast aluminum alloy handle |
Ratchet prone to slipping and idling; rivet gun has short leverage, feels heavy to operate |
Outstanding durability, but high replacement and accessory costs |
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Specification Coverage & Storage |
19-in-1 ratchet screwdriver with concealed storage; 9-piece set covers 3.0-6.0mm slotted and PH0-PH2 Phillips; screwdriver diameter options 3/5/6/8mm, lengths 75-300mm |
Incomplete specifications or mixed bits; crude storage |
Rich specifications, but high overall acquisition cost |
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Operational Comfort |
TPR dual-color eco-friendly handles with strong magnetic bits; caulking gun with 1.0mm thick steel plate body and aluminum alloy handle |
Hard plastic handles without anti-slip; thin caulking gun body prone to deformation |
Mature ergonomic design, but significant price premium |
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Overall Cost Performance |
Delivers Cr-Mo blades, a ratchet screwdriver with 5,000-cycle life, and broad specification coverage at a mid-range price point |
Low price but short lifespan; requires frequent replacement once blade tips curl |
Top-tier quality, suitable for ultra-high-frequency professional use |
BOSI fastening tools are built around high-quality materials such as chrome-molybdenum steel and S2 alloy steel. Enhanced by heat treatment and strong magnetic design to improve operational efficiency, they establish a clear advantage over generic brands in blade durability, bit specification coverage, and operational comfort.
BOSI fastening tools cover materials and scenarios across multiple fields, from electronics to construction:
The Double-handled rivet gun can pull 3.2mm, 4.0mm, and 4.8mm aluminum or iron rivets, used for riveting and fastening thin metal sheets, fiberboard, leather, and plastic panels.
Suitable for assembling ventilation ducts, billboard frames, and luggage fittings.
The screwdriver series, with strong magnetic bits, can hold Φ3-8mm slotted, Phillips, and various specialty screws, compatible with appliance housings, computer cases, furniture hardware, and electrical wiring terminals.
The Semi-circular caulking gun works with standard cartridges; the central push rod offers excellent braking, and the powder-metallurgy propulsion disc is high-strength.
Suitable for door and window installation, sanitary sealing, and curtain wall weatherproof sealant application.
The 19-in-1 ratchet screwdriver integrates PH1-PH3, T10-T25 Torx, U-type, Y-type, and other bits, capable of handling multi-recess screws in phones, laptops, precision instruments, and more.
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Selection Dimension |
Recommended Category |
Core Specifications and Capacity |
Typical Scenarios |
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General screw fastening and removal |
Screwdrivers (Diamond series) |
Cr-Mo steel, Φ3-8mm slotted/Phillips, strong magnetic, length 75-300mm, 30% more durable |
Electrical wiring, appliance repair, furniture assembly |
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Switching between multiple specifications |
9-piece multi-purpose screwdriver set |
Chrome vanadium steel blades, comes with 3.0/5.0/6.0mm slotted, PH0/PH1/PH2, and pointed pry bar |
Home toolkit staple, property maintenance, daily disassembly and assembly |
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High-frequency, multi-angle work |
19-in-1 ratchet screwdriver |
S2 alloy steel bits, hardness 58-62 HRC, dual-direction ratchet, concealed storage, forward/reverse adjustment |
Equipment overhaul, production line adjustments, work in confined spaces |
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Sheet metal riveting |
Double-handled rivet gun |
17"/430mm, suitable for 3.2-4.8mm iron/aluminum rivets, labor-saving lever |
Sheet metal fabrication, door/window manufacturing, advertising frame fixing |
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Sealant application |
Semi-circular caulking gun |
9"/225mm, 1.0mm thick steel plate body, aluminum alloy handle |
Glass sealing, waterproofing in bathrooms, curtain wall gap filling |
Selection is based primarily on the type of work. For daily screw fastening and removal, the Diamond series screwdrivers are the first choice; for specification flexibility, choose the 9-piece set.
For frequent fastening or work in tight spaces, use the ratchet screwdriver. For joining panels, use the rivet gun.
For applying sealant, choose the caulking gun—the thickness of the gun body and the material of the propulsion disc directly affect the uniformity of the bead dispensed by the nozzle.
The bit recess type must perfectly match the screw recess; a mismatch will strip the screw or fracture the bit.
For hot work, use insulated screwdrivers; standard screwdrivers must not be used on live circuits.
Do not use the blade as a pry bar or chisel to avoid bending or breakage.
When adjusting the dual-direction ratchet, listen for the click to confirm the setting is engaged; never switch direction while turning.
When installing a bit, ensure it is fully inserted into the magnetic interface to prevent it from falling out and getting lost.
The rivet specification must match the nosepiece; use the corresponding nosepiece for 3.2mm, 4.0mm, and 4.8mm rivets. The workpiece must be clamped tightly during riveting.
Apply intermittent force until the rivet mandrel breaks; do not yank with sudden impact force. The broken tail of the mandrel may eject; collect it carefully.
When loading a cartridge, ensure the piston plate is flush against the bottom of the cartridge and the push rod brake is engaged.
When stopping caulk application, immediately press the brake plate to release thrust, preventing excess adhesive from oozing out.
When cutting the nozzle tip, cut at an angle, matching the opening size to the desired bead width.
Keep chrome-molybdenum steel blades dry and rust-free. Keep strong magnetic bits away from magnetically sensitive items.
Regularly apply light lubricating oil to the ratchet head. Lubricate the moving joints of the rivet gun quarterly to prevent seizing.
When not using the caulking gun for extended periods, clean off residual adhesive and retract the push rod. Store all tools in a dry and ventilated place, avoiding blade edge impacts.