Dewalt Accessories DW2002 Phillips Insert Bit Tip 2 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DW2002 is a No. 2 Phillips insert bit tip built for high-demand fastening work. Each tip measures 1 inch in length and is manufactured from shock-resistant steel with a hardened core that reduces breakage under heavy torque loads. Heat-treated construction improves wear resistance during extended use. The tip geometry is shaped to minimize cam-out and stripping, maintaining a firm seat in the fastener head. This pack includes 2 bits, making it a practical carry for service vans and tool bags. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general tradespeople who drive screws repeatedly throughout a workday will find these bits useful for daily production work.

These insert bit tips are suited for use with any standard 1/4-inch hex quick-connect driver, including impact drivers and drill-drivers in both residential and light commercial settings. Common applications include panel work, equipment installation, fixture mounting, and general assembly where No. 2 Phillips fasteners are the standard drive type. The 1-inch insert format is compatible with bit holders and screw guides that accept standard insert bits.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip for standard fastener drive compatibility
• 1-inch insert length fits standard 1/4-inch hex bit holders
• Shock-resistant steel construction for durability under impact driver loads
• Hardened core reduces breakage and extends service life
• Heat-treated finish resists wear during high-cycle use
• Tip profile designed to reduce cam-out and fastener stripping

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1/4-inch hex insert bit for use with drill-drivers, impact drivers, and bit holders that accept 1-inch insert-style bits.

Installation Notes

Insert the bit fully into the 1/4-inch hex driver or bit holder until it seats securely before applying torque. When using with an impact driver, verify the driver torque setting is appropriate for the fastener size to avoid overdriving. Replace insert bits when tip geometry shows visible rounding or wear to prevent fastener damage. No special tools or codes apply to bit replacement.