Screwdriver Bits EINHELL PH2 S2 25 mm, set of 2

Set of two EINHELL PH2 S2 25 mm screwdriver bits designed for reliable fastening with Phillips PH2 screws. Each bit is manufactured from S2 tool steel and has a 25 mm working length, compatible with standard bit holders and quick-change chucks. The compact two-piece set is intended for everyday workshop and household tasks where a PH2 size is required, providing a balance of hardness and toughness for general assembly, repair and installation jobs in wood, metal and plastic.

Advantages

The bits are made from S2 tool steel for enhanced wear resistance and durability compared with ordinary carbon bits. The precise PH2 tip geometry ensures secure engagement with Phillips screw heads and reduces cam-out. At 25 mm length the bits offer good control in tight spaces while remaining compatible with most cordless and corded drivers and manual bit holders. Supplied as a two-piece set, they are convenient to store and replace as needed.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing PH2 Phillips screws in furniture assembly
• General fastening in wood, metal and plastic
• Use with cordless/corded drills, impact drivers and manual bit holders
• Workshop maintenance and household repair tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Material: S2 tool steel
• Working length: 25 mm
• Set quantity: 2 pieces
• Compatibility: standard 1/4" hex bit holders and quick-change chucks

How to use

Select a PH2 bit and insert it securely into the bit holder or chuck of your driver. Ensure the bit is fully engaged and locked to prevent slipping. Apply steady pressure while driving or removing screws and keep the driver aligned with the screw axis to minimise cam-out. For delicate materials, use lower torque settings and progress gradually to avoid damaging the screw head or workpiece. After use, store the bits in their case or a designated compartment to protect the tips.

Usage recommendations

Use with drivers that accept 1/4" hex bits and select appropriate torque or impact settings for the material. Inspect bits periodically for wear and replace when tips become rounded or damaged to maintain efficient and safe fastening.