Milwaukee Tool 48-32-4756 Slotted Screwdriver Bit

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-32-4756 is a slotted screwdriver bit designed for use with 0.25 inch drive power tools and bit holders. The bit measures 2 inches in overall length with a blade width of 0.125 inches and a blade thickness of 0.125 inches. Built for repetitive fastening tasks, this bit delivers consistent drive engagement in slotted screw heads. It is suited for electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade professionals who regularly drive slotted fasteners during equipment installation, panel work, or service calls. The compact 2 inch length fits standard bit holders and quick-change chucks without adapter modification.

This slotted bit is appropriate for residential and light commercial trade applications where slotted fasteners are encountered on electrical enclosures, junction boxes, HVAC equipment covers, plumbing access panels, and similar hardware. The 0.25 inch drive size is the industry-standard quarter-inch hex shank, compatible with the vast majority of cordless drills, impact drivers, and bit holders in the field. It is sold as a single unit, making it a practical replacement or supplemental addition to an existing bit set.

Key Features

• 0.25 inch hex shank fits standard quarter-inch bit holders and quick-change chucks
• 2 inch overall length suits most inline and right-angle bit holder configurations
• 0.125 inch blade width and 0.125 inch blade thickness sized for common slotted fasteners
• Single-piece packaging allows individual replacement without purchasing a full set
• Lightweight at 0.014 pounds for minimal tool balance impact

Compatibility

Designed as a standard quarter-inch hex drive slotted screwdriver bit compatible with cordless drills, impact drivers, and bit holders that accept 0.25 inch hex shank accessories.

Installation Notes

This bit is installed and removed by hand into any 0.25 inch quick-change or standard hex bit holder. When using with an impact driver, confirm the bit is fully seated before applying load to prevent cam-out or bit slippage. Inspect the bit tip for wear before each use, as a worn slotted tip increases the risk of fastener head damage. No special tools or torque specifications are required for bit installation.