Disston Company 504761 No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver Bit 2 Inch

Product Description

The DISSTON COMPANY 504761 is a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver bit designed for use in power drills, impact drivers, and manual bit holders. At 2 inches in length, it fits standard 1/4-inch hex quick-change chucks. The bit is manufactured from shock resistant tool steel, which helps it hold up under repeated torque cycles without chipping or rounding. A snub nose design reduces wobble during rotation, improving fastener engagement and reducing cam-out. This bit is a general-purpose consumable stocked by electricians, HVAC installers, plumbers, and general tradespeople for everyday screw-driving tasks.

This bit suits residential and light commercial service work where a No. 2 Phillips drive is the standard. Common applications include panel cover screws, equipment access panels, junction box lids, ductwork flanges, and fixture mounting. The 2-inch length provides clearance in tight spaces while still fitting standard bit holders and magnetic bit extensions. It is sold individually and is appropriate as a replacement or supplemental bit for any tradesperson carrying a power driver on the job.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip fits the most common Phillips-head fastener size used in trade work
• Shock resistant tool steel construction for extended service life under impact driver use
• Snub nose design reduces wobble and improves fastener seating accuracy
• 2-inch length fits standard 1/4-inch hex quick-change chuck systems
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds for easy handling and bit-roll storage

Compatibility

Designed to fit any power drill, impact driver, or manual screwdriver handle equipped with a standard 1/4-inch hex bit chuck or holder.

Installation Notes

Seat the bit fully into the chuck or bit holder before applying torque to prevent slippage and early tip wear. When using with an impact driver, verify the bit is rated for impact use before sustained operation. Replace the bit when tip faces show visible rounding or chipping, as a worn tip increases the risk of cam-out and fastener head damage. No special tools or trade licensing are required to use this bit.