Torque bits DeWalt DT70569T T25 89 mm, set of 2

Set of two DeWalt torque bits DT70569T with T25 tip and 89 mm length, designed to provide controlled torque transfer for fastening tasks. These bits are intended for use with compatible torque-limiting screwdrivers and bit holders, offering consistent engagement with fasteners and reduced risk of over-tightening. Their 89 mm length provides reach into moderately confined spaces while maintaining a compact profile suitable for professional and home workshop use.

Advantages

The DeWalt torque bits are manufactured to deliver repeatable torque behaviour and improved fastener protection compared with standard bits. Their T25 tip geometry ensures accurate fit with corresponding fasteners, reducing cam-out and wear. The 89 mm length balances access and control, allowing use in tighter work areas without compromising handling. Supplied as a set of two, the bits provide immediate replacement or backup availability for continuous work.

Suitable for

• Controlled fastening with torque-limiting screwdrivers
• Assembly and maintenance where consistent thread engagement is required
• Work in moderately confined or recessed areas
• Professional trades and DIY projects requiring T25 drive

Key specifications

• Drive type: T25
• Length: 89 mm
• Quantity: set of 2 bits
• Compatibility: designed for torque-limiting screwdrivers and bit holders that accept standard bits
• Intended use: controlled torque transfer to fasteners

How to use

Install the appropriate bit into a compatible torque-limiting screwdriver or bit holder until it is seated securely. Select the required torque setting on the torque-limiting tool if adjustable, then engage the T25 bit with the corresponding fastener head. Apply steady pressure and operate the tool until the torque-limiting mechanism activates or the fastener is secured to the desired tightness. Replace the bit when tip wear affects engagement or when consistent torque behaviour changes.

Usage recommendations

Use these bits with torque-limiting tools rated for the intended torque range; avoid applying excessive force with impact drivers unless the bit and tool are specified for such use. Inspect tips before use for deformation or burrs, and replace damaged bits to maintain consistent fastening performance and reduce fastener damage.