Screwdriver Bits EINHELL T25 S2 60 mm double-torsion set, 2 pcs

Set of 2 EINHELL screwdriver bits T25 S2 60 mm double-torsion set is designed for reliable fastening with impact drivers and cordless screwdrivers. Each bit is made from S2 tool steel and measures 60 mm in length, with a double-torsion section that absorbs torque peaks to reduce stress on the tip. The bits are shaped for T25 screw heads and provide consistent fit and contact for assembly, repair and construction tasks.

Advantages

The double-torsion design reduces shock transmitted to the working tip during high torque events, extending service life. S2 tool steel construction delivers improved hardness and wear resistance compared with standard bit steels. At 60 mm length the bits offer a balance between reach and control, suitable for tight spaces while maintaining stability in the chuck. Supplied as a matched pair, the set ensures quick replacement on site and fewer interruptions during repetitive fastening jobs.

Suitable for

• Drive T25 screws in wood, metal and composite materials
• Use with impact drivers and cordless screwdrivers
• Assembly and disassembly in furniture and cabinetry work
• Repair, maintenance and on-site construction fastening

Key specifications

• Tip profile: T25
• Material: S2 tool steel
• Length: 60 mm
• Design feature: double-torsion section for torque absorption
• Quantity: 2 pieces per set

How to use

Select the T25 bit and insert it securely into the chuck or bit holder of an impact driver or cordless screwdriver. Align the bit with the screw head and apply steady pressure while driving to maintain engagement; the double-torsion section will help absorb sudden torque spikes. For tight or recessed screw locations the 60 mm length provides additional reach—ensure the tool speed and torque settings are appropriate for the material and screw size.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection when using power tools. Inspect bits periodically for wear or rounding and replace the bit when tip fit deteriorates to avoid damaging screw heads. Use the bits with tools rated for impact use for best durability and follow manufacturer guidance for torque settings on sensitive fasteners.