Disston Company 255384 Phillips 2 Impact Bits 2in 2pk

Product Description

The DISSTON COMPANY 255384 is a two-pack of Phillips 2 impact power bits designed for use with impact drivers and heavy-duty power screwdrivers. Each bit measures 2 inches in length and is built to handle the high-torque demands of impact tools commonly used in construction, HVAC installation, electrical rough-in, and plumbing rough-in work. These bits are sold on a carded retail package, making them easy to store and dispense at the job site or counter. Tradespeople who drive large volumes of fasteners daily will find the two-pack format a practical stocking choice.

These Phillips 2 impact bits are suited for residential and light commercial applications where an impact driver is the tool of choice. Common uses include fastening sheet metal screws during HVAC duct installation, securing electrical boxes and panel covers, and general assembly tasks across trade disciplines. The 2-inch length provides clearance in standard drill chucks and quick-change bit holders without excess extension.

Key Features

• Phillips 2 tip profile for compatibility with the most common fastener drive size in trade work
• 2-inch bit length fits standard quick-change impact driver bit holders
• Impact-rated construction designed to withstand high-torque rotational and concussive forces
• Two-pack format reduces downtime from bit wear on high-volume fastening tasks
• Carded retail packaging for easy point-of-sale display or parts-room storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement-compatible accessory for standard 1/4-inch hex quick-change impact drivers and power screwdrivers accepting Phillips 2 impact bits.

Installation Notes

Insert the bit fully into the quick-change chuck of the impact driver before operation. Ensure the driver is set to the appropriate torque or clutch setting to avoid stripping fastener heads. Replace bits when tip faces show visible wear or rounding, as a worn Phillips tip increases cam-out risk and fastener damage. No special tools or trade licensing is required for bit replacement.