Wera 05071082001 Phillips Insert Bit No. 2 1/4 in Drive

Product Description

The WERA 05071082001 is a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver insert bit designed for 1/4 inch hex drive power tools and bit holders. Built from stainless steel and processed with Wera's vacuum ice-hardening treatment, this bit delivers increased surface hardness and extended service life under repeated torque loads. At 3.5 inches overall length, it provides added reach in recessed or hard-to-access fastener locations. Electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general trade professionals who rely on 1/4 inch drive tools will find this bit a direct fit for their daily driver kits.

This insert bit suits residential and light commercial service work wherever a No. 2 Phillips fastener is common. Typical applications include panel and junction box assembly, equipment access covers, motor mounting hardware, duct and fixture attachment, and general mechanical assembly. The 3.5 inch blade length gives extra clearance when driving fasteners into countersunk or deeply recessed holes that shorter bits cannot comfortably reach.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip fits the most common Phillips fastener size in trade work
• Vacuum ice-hardened stainless steel construction for increased hardness and corrosion resistance
• 3.5 inch overall length provides extended reach into recessed fastener locations
• 1/4 inch hex drive shank is compatible with standard power drill chucks, impact drivers, and bit holders
• Single-piece packaging - sold individually, no excess inventory required for single-bit replacement

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1/4 inch hex drive insert bit compatible with 1/4 inch quick-change bit holders, power screwdrivers, and drill drivers that accept 1/4 inch hex shanks.

Installation Notes

Insert bits should be seated fully into the bit holder or chuck before applying torque to prevent cam-out or tip damage. Verify the fastener Phillips point size matches the bit tip before driving to avoid fastener head damage. Replace the bit if the tip shows visible rounding or chipping, as a worn tip increases cam-out risk and can damage fastener heads. No special tools or codes apply to bit installation itself.