Apex 480-4X Phillips Insert Bit 4 Point 1/4 in Drive

Product Description

The APEX 480-4X is a Phillips screwdriver insert bit designed for use in power screwdriving and hand tool applications. Built with a No. 4 Phillips point and a 1/4 inch hex drive, this insert bit fits standard 1/4 inch bit holders and quick-change chucks. The overall length measures 1.25 inches, making it a compact insert-style bit suited for confined spaces and production environments. Constructed from steel, the 480-4X is rated for durability in demanding conditions. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade professionals rely on insert bits like this for repetitive fastening tasks where bit changes need to be fast and reliable.

The APEX 480-4X is appropriate for residential and commercial service work wherever No. 4 Phillips fasteners are encountered. Its 1/4 inch drive fits standard magnetic bit holders, impact-rated extensions, and screwgun adapters. The compact 1.25 inch overall length suits panel work, junction box assembly, and other tight-access fastening tasks common in electrical, HVAC, and mechanical trades. It is sold individually and can be used as a direct replacement when a worn or damaged No. 4 Phillips insert bit needs to be swapped out on the job.

Key Features

• No. 4 Phillips point for large-head fastener applications
• 1/4 inch hex drive fits standard quick-change bit holders and screwgun chucks
• 1.25 inch overall length suits confined-space fastening tasks
• Steel construction rated for durability in demanding conditions
• Compact insert-bit format enables fast bit changes in production or service work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement insert bit compatible with standard 1/4 inch hex bit holders, magnetic extensions, and quick-change screwgun adapters accepting insert-style bits.

Installation Notes

Insert the bit fully into a 1/4 inch hex bit holder or magnetic extension before use. Ensure the bit is seated securely before applying torque to prevent cam-out or bit ejection. When using with power tools, select a torque setting appropriate for the fastener and material to avoid damage. Replace the bit at the first sign of tip wear to maintain proper drive engagement.