EINHELL screwdriver bits PZ3 S2 50 mm, set of 2

Set of two EINHELL screwdriver bits PZ3 S2 50 mm designed for use with Pozidriv PZ3 fasteners. Each bit is manufactured from S2 tool steel to ensure consistent hardness for screwdriving tasks. At 50 mm length they provide extended reach compared with standard bits and are compatible with 1/4" bit holders and impact drivers that accept standard bit shanks. The set is intended for general assembly, furniture installation and repair tasks where a PZ3 tip and moderate length are required.

Advantages

The S2 steel construction delivers wear resistance and repeatable performance during frequent use. A precise Pozidriv PZ3 tip geometry ensures secure engagement with PZ3 screws, reducing cam‑out and damage to fasteners. The 50 mm length offers better access in recessed or partially obstructed screw positions compared with short bits. Supplied as a pair, the set provides a spare bit for continuous work or alternating between tools.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and cabinets using PZ3 fasteners
• Maintenance and repair tasks requiring a PZ3 tip
• Use with cordless impact drivers and electric screwdrivers having a 1/4" bit holder
• Working in recessed screw locations or where extra bit reach is needed

Key specifications

• Tip type: Pozidriv PZ3
• Material: S2 tool steel
• Length: 50 mm
• Quantity: 2 bits per set
• Shank: standard 1/4" hex shank for bit holders and quick‑change chucks

How to use

Insert the 1/4" hex shank of the screwdriver bit into the bit holder or chuck of your driver until it seats securely. Choose the PZ3 tip when matching Pozidriv PZ3 screws to ensure correct engagement. Apply steady axial pressure while driving screws and use lower speed settings on impact drivers when starting to avoid slipping. Replace the bit when tip wear becomes apparent to prevent damage to screw heads.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged life, avoid excessive lateral force and remove metal shavings or debris from the tip after use. Store bits in a dry container and keep one bit as a spare to maintain workflow during assembly or repair tasks.