Disston Company 255385 Phillips 2 Impact Bits 2in 5 Pack

Product Description

The DISSTON COMPANY 255385 is a 5-pack of Phillips 2 impact-rated power bits sized at 2 inches, designed for use with impact drivers and high-torque drills. These bits are built to handle the rotational and concussive forces produced by impact drivers without shattering or camming out prematurely. The carded retail packaging keeps the bits organized and easy to store on a pegboard or in a service van. Suitable for fastening applications in wood, metal, and composite materials, these bits are a practical addition to any trade professional's bit set.

These impact power bits are suited for residential and light commercial fastening work across a range of trades including carpentry, HVAC equipment installation, electrical panel work, and general mechanical assembly. The Phillips 2 tip is one of the most commonly used drive sizes for sheet metal screws, wood screws, and machine screws encountered in trade work. The 2-inch length provides clearance in tight spaces while still giving adequate bit engagement in a standard impact driver chuck.

Key Features

• Phillips 2 drive tip compatible with the most common fastener sizes in trade applications
• 2-inch length suits standard impact driver chucks and tight-clearance installs
• Impact-rated construction resists the torque and hammering action of power impact drivers
• 5-pack quantity reduces downtime from bit wear during high-volume fastening tasks
• Carded packaging for convenient storage and point-of-use access

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement bit compatible with standard hex-shank impact drivers and power drills accepting quarter-inch hex drive accessories.

Installation Notes

These bits are installed by trade professionals into any quarter-inch hex-shank impact driver or drill. Ensure the bit is fully seated in the chuck before applying torque. Inspect bits for rounding or chipping after extended use and replace worn bits promptly to prevent fastener head damage. No special tools or code compliance steps are required for bit replacement.