Disston Company 160361 Phillips Drywall Bits 2 in 18 Pack

Product Description

The DISSTON COMPANY 160361 is an 18-pack of 2-inch, reduced-diameter Phillips power bits engineered specifically for driving drywall screws. The reduced shank diameter allows the bit to recess slightly into drywall without tearing the paper face, giving installers consistent, clean countersink depth on every drive. Each bit is a Phillips No. 2 profile, sized to match standard coarse-thread and fine-thread drywall screws. The full set comes packaged in a reusable storage case that keeps bits organized on the job site and protects them between uses. This is a working-supply item suited for drywall mechanics, framers, and general contractors who cycle through bits at volume.

These bits are suited for residential and light commercial drywall installation work. The 2-inch length provides enough reach for use with standard screw guns, cordless drills, and dedicated drywall drivers. The reduced-diameter design is specifically matched to the head geometry of drywall screws, reducing cam-out and extending bit life compared to standard Phillips bits used on drywall applications. The reusable case makes the 18-pack practical for stocking a gang box or service van.

Key Features

• Reduced-diameter shank designed to match drywall screw head geometry and minimize cam-out
• Phillips No. 2 profile fits standard coarse-thread and fine-thread drywall screws
• 2-inch length compatible with screw guns, cordless drills, and drywall drivers
• 18-piece quantity supports high-volume drywall installation work
• Reusable storage case included for organized storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard Phillips-head drywall screws in residential and light commercial drywall installation applications. Compatible with any screw gun, cordless drill, or drywall driver accepting standard 1/4-inch hex shank power bits.

Installation Notes

These bits are installed by drywall mechanics and general carpenters using standard power tools. Ensure the tool chuck is fully seated on the bit before driving to prevent slippage and premature bit wear. Inspect bits regularly during high-volume use and replace any with visibly worn Phillips flanks to maintain consistent screw depth and avoid surface damage to drywall. No electrical lockout or system shutdown is required for this hand-tool accessory.