Screwdriver Bit Set EINHELL 118653 — 10-piece 1/4" (6.3 mm) PH, PZ, TORX impact bits

EINHELL 118653 is a 10-piece impact bit set with 1/4" (6.3 mm) hex shanks designed for use with impact drivers and powered screwdrivers. The set includes a selection of Phillips (PH), Pozidriv (PZ) and TORX bits intended for fastening tasks in wood, metal and general construction applications. The bits are arranged for compact storage and quick changes, offering reliable torque transfer and compatibility with standard 1/4" (6.3 mm) bit holders and magnetic adapters.

Advantages

The bit set combines common cross-head and TORX profiles in a compact 10-piece assortment, reducing the need to switch between individual bits during a job. Hex shanks provide firm engagement with chucks and impact bit holders, while the impact-rated design helps resist deformation under high torque. The compact format and organized layout simplify transport and storage on job sites or in a workshop.

Suitable for

• Fastening screws in wooden structures and joinery
• Assembly and disassembly of metal fittings and brackets
• General construction and renovation fastening tasks
• Use with impact drivers, cordless screwdrivers and drill/drivers with 1/4" (6.3 mm) bit holders

Key specifications

• Set size: 10 pieces
• Shank type: 1/4" (6.3 mm) hex shank
• Bit types included: Phillips (PH), Pozidriv (PZ), TORX
• Designed for use with impact drivers and screwdrivers
• Intended applications: wood, metal, construction fastening

How to use

Select the bit profile and size that match the screw head, insert the 1/4" (6.3 mm) hex shank into the driver chuck or bit holder until it clicks or seats firmly, and set the driver to the appropriate torque and speed for the material. Use steady pressure and align the bit with the screw to avoid cam-out and wear. For removal, reverse the driver rotation and maintain axial pressure to keep the bit engaged in the screw head.

Usage recommendations

Use impact-rated bits with compatible impact drivers and avoid excessive side loading. Match bit type to screw head to minimize rounding and wear. Store the bits in their case to protect tips and maintain organization on site or in a toolbox.