Apex 328-000X Slotted Power Screwdriver Bit 6 in

Product Description

The APEX 328-000X is a slotted power screwdriver bit designed for use in power drivers and screwdriving equipment across trade and industrial applications. With a 1/4 inch hex drive shank and an overall length of 6 inches, this bit fits standard 1/4 inch hex chucks found on most power screwdrivers, impact drivers, and inline screwdriving tools. The blade width measures 0.122 inches with a blade thickness of 0.022 inches, making it suited for fasteners in the 1F-2R screw size range. The body diameter is 0.12 inches. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general trade professionals use bits like this for panel work, equipment assembly, and service calls requiring slotted fastener driving.

The 328-000X is intended for use with power screwdriving tools equipped with a standard 1/4 inch hex bit holder. The 6 inch overall length provides added reach in confined spaces, such as inside electrical enclosures, HVAC cabinets, or plumbing access panels. This bit is sold as a single piece and is appropriate for repetitive production or service work where a dedicated slotted bit is kept on hand alongside mixed fastener sets.

Key Features

• Slotted bit type for 1F-2R screw size range
• 1/4 inch hex drive shank fits standard power screwdriver chucks
• 6 inch overall length for extended reach in tight spaces
• Blade width of 0.122 inches with 0.022 inch blade thickness
• Body diameter of 0.12 inches fits compact drive openings
• Single-piece pack for individual replacement or toolbox stocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with power screwdrivers, inline screwdrivers, and impact drivers equipped with a standard 1/4 inch hex bit chuck.

Installation Notes

Insert the 1/4 inch hex shank fully into the bit holder before operating the tool to prevent bit slippage or fastener damage. Ensure the bit is properly seated and the chuck is locked before applying torque. Inspect the blade tip for wear before each use, as a worn slotted bit can strip fastener heads and damage surrounding components. Electricians should de-energize circuits before driving fasteners in live panel or enclosure environments.