Freud DPH235P1 No. 2 Phillips Drive Bit 3.5 in 5-pack

Product Description

The FREUD DPH235P1 is a No. 2 Phillips drive bit measuring 3.5 inches in length, sold in a 5-pack. Manufactured under the Diablo line, this bit is engineered for professionals who install and remove fasteners at high volume. The optimized tip geometry delivers a strong, precise grip that reduces wear, stripping, and slippage during use. A torque-resistant shank design absorbs rotational stress at the tip when driving or backing out screws and nuts. The bit is rated for use in both cordless and corded impact drivers and drill drivers, providing increased shank stability under repeated high-torque cycles.

This bit is suited for residential and commercial construction, rough framing, decking, drywall, and general fastening work. It is a standard fit for any application requiring a No. 2 Phillips drive profile in an impact-rated bit. Carpenters, electricians, plumbers, and general contractors regularly use this format when working with impact drivers on production fastening tasks. The 3.5-inch length provides additional reach for recessed or offset fastening situations compared to standard 1-inch or 2-inch bits.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip profile with optimized geometry for reduced slippage and cam-out
• 3.5-inch length for extended reach in recessed fastening applications
• Torque-resistant shank absorbs stress at the tip during high-torque driving
• Impact-rated construction compatible with cordless and corded impact drivers and drill drivers
• Comes in a 5-pack for jobsite inventory or bit replacement supply

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 1/4-inch hex chuck impact drivers and drill drivers, both cordless and corded, accepting No. 2 Phillips drive bits.

Installation Notes

Insert the bit fully into the tool chuck before driving to ensure proper seating and reduce bit wobble. When using with impact drivers, match the fastener head size carefully to the No. 2 Phillips profile to prevent tip wear and fastener damage. Inspect the tip periodically for rounding or deformation and replace the bit before cam-out risk increases. No special certifications or permits are typically required for bit replacement, but follow all tool manufacturer safety guidelines.