Screwdriver bit GRAPHITE 56H514 — 1/4" drive, Torx Plus TX25, 25 mm length

GRAPHITE 56H514 is a Torx Plus TX25 screwdriver bit with a 1/4" drive and a 25 mm total length. Designed for use with compatible 1/4" chucks, this bit is intended for assembly and repair tasks that require a precise fit with Torx Plus TX25 fasteners. Supplied in a blister pack, the bit weighs 8 g and is suitable for both manual screwdrivers and impact drivers.

Advantages

The bit is manufactured from S2 steel, providing increased flexibility and improved resistance to mechanical damage compared with standard materials. A dedicated torsion zone absorbs and moderates high torque loads to reduce stress transmission along the bit, which lowers the risk of breakage and extends service life. The working tip is machined to ensure an accurate fit in Torx Plus TX25 recesses, reducing cam-out and improving torque transfer during fastening.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and fittings requiring Torx Plus TX25 fasteners
• Repair and maintenance tasks on appliances and electronics with TX25 connections
• Automotive interior and bodywork fastening where TX25 profile is specified
• Use with 1/4" bit holders, ratchets, and impact drivers that accept 25 mm bits

Key specifications

• Drive type: 1/4" hex drive
• Tip profile: Torx Plus TX25
• Total length: 25 mm
• Material: S2 tool steel
• Weight: 8 g
• Packaging: blister pack

How to use

Select a compatible 1/4" bit holder or chuck and insert the GRAPHITE 56H514 bit until it locks in place. Use the bit with manual screwdrivers, bit drivers, or impact drivers appropriate for the task. Apply steady pressure and match the correct torque setting on powered drivers to avoid over-torquing. After use, store the bit in its blister pack or a dedicated bit organizer to protect the working tip and maintain fit accuracy.

Usage recommendations

For tasks involving high torque, use an impact-rated driver and ensure the torsion zone remains visible and undamaged; replace the bit if signs of wear, deformation, or tip rounding appear. Avoid using a damaged or worn tip to prevent fastener damage and reduced safety.