Milwaukee Tool 48-32-4636 T25 Torx Power Bit 1/4 in 5 Pack

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-32-4636 is a T25 Torx power screwdriver bit designed for use with impact drivers and power screwdrivers. Built from alloy steel, this bit delivers the durability required for repetitive fastening tasks in demanding jobsite conditions. The 1/4 inch hex shank seats securely in standard quick-change chucks, and the magnetic tip helps retain fasteners during placement. With a 1 inch overall length, this compact bit is well suited for confined spaces and standard deck, assembly, and structural fastening applications. Sold in a 5-pack, making it practical for stocking multiple drivers or replacing worn bits without downtime.

This bit is a fit for electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors who rely on impact drivers for daily fastening tasks. The T25 Torx profile is common in HVAC equipment assembly, electrical panel work, and mechanical equipment installation where Torx-head fasteners appear frequently on covers, brackets, and access panels. The impact-ready designation indicates the bit is engineered to handle the rotational shock output of impact drivers, not just standard drill-drivers.

Key Features

• T25 Torx drive profile for use with common Torx-head fasteners found in HVAC, electrical, and mechanical applications
• 1/4 inch hex shank fits standard quick-change impact driver and drill-driver chucks
• Alloy steel construction for resistance to wear and torsional stress under impact use
• Magnetic tip retains fasteners during single-handed placement
• Impact-ready designation confirms compatibility with impact driver torque output
• 5-pack quantity supports multi-tool staging and bit rotation on active job sites

Compatibility

Designed for use in any 1/4 inch hex quick-change chuck, compatible with standard impact drivers and power screwdrivers accepting the 1/4 inch hex drive.

Installation Notes

Insert the hex shank fully into the chuck until the detent locks before operating the driver. Always match the Torx bit size to the fastener recess before applying power to avoid stripping the fastener head. Inspect bits regularly for wear, chipping, or deformation, and replace any bit that no longer seats flush in the fastener recess. No special tools or trade license is required to use screwdriver bits, but power tool safety practices per the tool manufacturer guidelines apply.