Milwaukee 48-32-1700 Insert Bit Set 20 Piece

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE 48-32-1700 is a 20-piece insert bit set designed for tradespeople who need reliable, fast-access driver bits on the job. Each insert bit is machined from S2 tool steel, a high-grade alloy known for impact resistance and extended service life in high-torque applications. The set includes 19 of the most commonly used driver profiles — Phillips, square drive, Torx, and slotted — along with a magnetic drive guide. The included magnetic storage case offers individual bit slots and a snap-in holder for the drive guide, keeping the set organized and immediately accessible on any metal surface.

This set is suited for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors who routinely drive fasteners during equipment installation, panel work, cover removal, or rough-in tasks. The magnetic drive guide assists with single-handed screw placement in tight or awkward spaces, reducing fumbling and dropped hardware. The case attaches magnetically to tool boxes, truck boxes, job storage boxes, and other steel surfaces, so the bits stay visible and accessible rather than buried in a bag or drawer.

Key Features

• 19 insert bits in the most common driver profiles: Phillips, square drive, Torx, and slotted
• S2 tool steel construction for impact resistance and long service life
• Magnetic drive guide keeps screws seated during placement and prevents bit walkoff
• Individual bit slots in the case allow fast identification without sorting
• Magnetic case back attaches to metal tool boxes, truck boxes, and job storage surfaces
• Drive guide snaps into the case cover for secure, compact storage

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1/4-inch hex shank insert bit set compatible with any drill or impact driver accepting 1/4-inch hex bit holders.

Installation Notes

Insert bits should be fully seated in the drive guide or chuck before applying torque. When using with an impact driver, confirm the driver profile matches the fastener head to avoid cam-out and fastener damage. Inspect bits periodically for wear or rounding, particularly after heavy use on hardened fasteners, and replace individual bits as needed to maintain drive quality.