Screwdriver Bits GRAPHITE HEX 3×25 mm set of 2, model 57H967

Set of two GRAPHITE HEX 3×25 mm screwdriver bits (model 57H967) provides a standard 3 mm hex tip in a 25 mm length designed for use with compatible bit holders and drivers. Each bit features a 1/4" shank diameter for use in most manual and powered bit drivers that accept standard 1/4" bits. The compact length and hex profile make these bits suitable for general repair, assembly and maintenance tasks where access and torque control are required.

Advantages

GRAPHITE HEX bits deliver a precise 3 mm hex interface that reduces cam-out and improves torque transfer compared with worn or improvised tips. The 25 mm length balances reach and control, allowing access to moderately recessed fasteners while remaining compatible with standard bit holders. Supplied as a set of two, the bits provide a spare for rapid replacement during work and help maintain continuity in repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Tightening and loosening 3 mm hex-head fasteners in furniture and electronics assembly
• General maintenance and repair tasks that require a standard 3 mm hex tip
• Use with manual bit drivers, ratchet bit holders and powered screwdrivers accepting 1/4" shanks
• Accessing moderately recessed or shallow fasteners where a 25 mm bit length is appropriate

Key specifications

• Tip profile: 3 mm hex
• Working length: 25 mm
• Shank type: 1/4" standard bit shank
• Set quantity: 2 bits
• Intended use: compatible with manual and powered bit drivers

How to use

Insert the 1/4" shank into a compatible bit holder or driver until it locks or seats firmly. Align the 3 mm hex tip with the fastener head, apply steady axial pressure and rotate the driver to tighten or loosen the fastener. For powered drivers, use low-to-moderate speed and controlled torque to avoid stripping the fastener or damaging the tip. Replace bits when visible wear or rounding of the hex profile occurs to maintain effective engagement.

Usage recommendations

Use the bits with appropriate torque settings on powered tools; avoid excessive force that can round the fastener or damage the bit. Store bits in a dry place and inspect tips before use to ensure safe and accurate operation.