Wera 05056412001 Phillips Insert Bit No. 2 1/4 in Drive

Product Description

The WERA 05056412001 is a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver insert bit designed for use with 1/4 inch hex drive power tools, impact drivers, and bit holders. At 1 inch overall length, this is a standard insert-style bit built for high-volume fastening tasks. The bit is machined from steel with an extra-hard treatment to resist cam-out and tip wear during repeated use. It is well suited for assembly work, electrical rough-in, HVAC equipment installation, and general service applications where a compact, replaceable bit is preferred over a full-length driver.

This insert bit fits any 1/4 inch hex bit holder or quick-release chuck found on cordless drills, impact drivers, and manual bit-holding screwdrivers. The No. 2 Phillips point is the most common size encountered in trade work, covering the majority of sheet metal screws, equipment cover screws, panel fasteners, and junction box hardware. It is sold individually and is appropriate for technicians who stock bits by type and replace them at first sign of wear.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips point fits the most common fastener size in trade applications
• 1/4 inch hex drive is compatible with standard quick-release bit holders and cordless tools
• 1 inch overall length suits compact bit holders and close-quarter fastening
• Steel construction with extra-hard design for extended tip life and cam-out resistance
• Single-piece quantity allows technicians to replace worn bits individually

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style insert bit for use with any 1/4 inch hex drive bit holder, quick-release chuck, or manual screwdriver handle accepting standard insert bits.

Installation Notes

Insert bits should be seated fully into the bit holder before applying torque to avoid slipping or fastener damage. Inspect the tip for wear or rounding before each use and replace at first sign of deformation. No special tools or certifications are required for bit replacement. Worn bits should be discarded rather than reused, as a damaged tip increases the likelihood of fastener head damage.