Wiha 71201 Phillips Insert Bit 1 Point 25mm 10-pack

Product Description

The WIHA 71201 is a Phillips insert bit designed for use with power tools, impact drivers, and bit holders that accept a 6.3 mm hex shank. Built from steel, this Number 1 point bit measures 25 mm (1 inch) in overall length and is sold in a pack of 10. It is a standard 1-inch insert bit format, compatible with most quick-change bit holders found in trade tool kits. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general mechanical contractors rely on insert bits like this for high-volume fastening tasks where bit wear is a factor and quick replacement keeps work moving.

This insert bit is suited for residential and light commercial service work where a compact, replaceable driver bit is preferred over a full-length screwdriver. Typical applications include panel assembly, equipment fastening, junction box work, and equipment access cover removal. The 25 mm length fits standard 1-inch bit holders and magnetic bit extensions commonly used in cordless drill drivers and right-angle attachments. Buying in a 10-pack reduces downtime from bit wear on repetitive fastening tasks.

Key Features

• Number 1 Phillips point for small to medium fastener heads
• 6.3 mm hex drive fits standard quick-change bit holders and extensions
• 25 mm (1 inch) overall length matches most 1-inch insert bit holders
• Steel construction for durability in power tool and hand driver use
• Pack of 10 supports high-volume or repetitive fastening work

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement insert bit for standard 6.3 mm hex bit holders, quick-change chucks, and magnetic bit extensions accepting 1-inch insert bits.

Installation Notes

Insert bits are installed and removed by hand into quick-change holders or magnetic extensions — no tools required for bit changes. Ensure the bit is fully seated in the holder before applying torque to prevent cam-out or bit damage. When using with an impact driver, select impact-rated holders where possible. Replace worn bits promptly, as a damaged Phillips tip increases the risk of fastener head stripping.