Apex SD-556-A No. 2 Phillips Power Screwdriver Bit

Product Description

The APEX SD-556-A is a No. 2 Phillips power screwdriver bit engineered for use with power drivers and impact tools in trade and industrial applications. It features a 1/4 inch hex drive shank and an overall length of 3.5 inches, making it well suited for reaching fasteners in confined spaces or deeper cavities. The No. 2 Phillips tip engages standard Phillips head fasteners commonly found in HVAC equipment panels, electrical enclosures, plumbing fixtures, and general mechanical assemblies. This bit is sold as a single piece and is intended for professional use where consistent torque transfer and tip engagement are required.

This bit is appropriate for residential and light commercial service work where a power-compatible Phillips bit with a 1/4 inch hex drive is needed. It fits directly into any 1/4 inch hex quick-change chuck, making it compatible with cordless drills, electric screwdrivers, and power impact drivers. HVAC technicians, electricians, and plumbers will find it useful for securing panel covers, junction boxes, and equipment access panels during installation or service calls.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip for standard Phillips head fastener drive
• 1/4 inch hex drive shank fits quick-change power tool chucks
• 3.5 inch overall length for extended reach in tight spaces
• Designed for power driver use, not manual screwdrivers
• Single-piece packaging for individual replacement or supplemental stock

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1/4 inch hex drive power screwdriver bit compatible with any power driver, cordless drill, or impact tool equipped with a 1/4 inch quick-change hex chuck.

Installation Notes

Install this bit into a 1/4 inch hex quick-change chuck and confirm it is fully seated before applying torque. Ensure power to the tool is off or the tool is in safety mode before changing bits. Use appropriate clutch settings on the power driver to avoid cam-out or fastener damage, particularly on sheet metal screws common in HVAC and electrical applications. Inspect the tip for wear regularly, as a worn Phillips tip increases the risk of cam-out and fastener damage.