Screwdriver bits DeWalt DT7386T-QZ PZ1 25 mm, set of 5

Set of five DeWalt DT7386T-QZ PZ1 screwdriver bits, each 25 mm long, designed for Pozidriv PZ1 screws. The bits have a 1/4" hex shank to fit standard bit holders and power screwdrivers, providing a compact option for confined spaces and repeat fastening tasks. This kit is intended for users who need reliable PZ1 tips with a short working length for assembly, furniture installation and general fastening jobs.

Advantages

The DeWalt PZ1 bits are manufactured to deliver consistent fit with Pozidriv fasteners, reducing cam-out and wear. Their 25 mm length makes them easy to control in tight access areas and suitable for use with quick-change holders. The hardened tip maintains profile accuracy over multiple uses, and the standard 1/4" hex shank ensures compatibility with a wide range of manual and powered drivers. Supplied as a set of five, the collection provides spare bits for extended work sessions.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of furniture with Pozidriv PZ1 screws
• General fastening and light mechanical work in confined spaces
• Use with bit holders, impact drivers and electric screwdrivers with 1/4" hex chuck
• Maintenance tasks that require compact, repeatable screw driving

Key specifications

• Bit type: Pozidriv PZ1
• Length: 25 mm working length
• Shank: 1/4" hex standard
• Set quantity: 5 bits
• Material/finish: hardened tip for wear resistance

How to use

Select a PZ1 bit from the set and insert the 1/4" hex shank into the bit holder or screwdriver chuck until it locks. Position the PZ1 tip into the screw recess, maintain axial pressure to keep the tip engaged, and operate the driver at an appropriate speed and torque for the screw and substrate. For manual use, apply steady turning force; for powered tools, adjust torque settings to avoid overdriving or stripping the screw head. Replace bits when the tip shows visible rounding or poor engagement.

Usage recommendations

Use the 25 mm DeWalt PZ1 bits for short-reach fastening where control is important. Match torque settings to the screw size and material, inspect bits regularly for wear, and keep spare bits from the set available on-site to minimize downtime.