Dewalt Accessories DWA3PH2IR Phillips Bit 3.5 in 5 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DWA3PH2IR is an Impact Ready No. 2 Phillips screwdriving bit engineered for high-torque applications. At 3.5 inches in length and sold in a 5-pack, these bits are constructed from shock-resistant tool steel and processed through an advanced hardening method to deliver lasting durability under repeated impact. The snub nose design promotes positive engagement with screw heads, reducing cam-out in demanding fastening conditions. Licensed electricians, carpenters, and general contractors will find these bits suited to production-pace driving where bit life and fitment consistency matter most.

These bits are intended for use in bit tip holders and are compatible with standard impact drivers and impact-rated bit extensions. The 3.5-inch length provides additional reach in recessed or deep-set applications where a standard 1-inch bit falls short. Appropriate for driving screws into wood, drywall, metal framing, and composite materials, this bit is a practical choice for framing crews, finish carpenters, and trade professionals working in residential and light commercial construction environments.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip with snub nose design for precise screw head engagement and reduced cam-out
• Shock-resistant tool steel construction rated for impact driver use
• Advanced hardening process increases surface durability under repeated high-torque cycles
• 3.5-inch length provides extended reach for recessed fastening applications
• For use in bit tip holders for driving screws across a variety of materials
• 5-pack quantity reduces downtime during high-volume fastening tasks

Compatibility

Designed for use in bit tip holders compatible with standard impact drivers. Suitable for driving screws into wood, drywall, metal framing, and composite materials in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Insert the bit fully and securely into the bit tip holder or impact driver chuck before use. Verify the driver is set to an appropriate torque setting for the fastener and material to avoid overdriving. Power down and disconnect the driver before changing bits. These bits are rated for impact driver use only and should not be used in drill-driver modes that exceed the bit design parameters.