Screwdriver Bit Makita D-47248

The Makita D-47248 screwdriver bit set includes a selection of Cross (PZ 0, PZ 1, PZ 3), Torx (T20, T25, T30) tips and a nut driver. Designed for durability and precision, the set provides compatible performance with impact drivers, cordless drills and manual holders. Bits are made to withstand repeated use and maintain fit with fasteners to reduce cam‑out and wear.

Advantages

The set offers a compact range of frequently used screwdriver tips in a single kit, simplifying tool selection on-site or at home. Precision-machined tips improve engagement with fasteners, while hardened steel construction increases resistance to deformation and wear. The included nut driver expands functionality for hex-head screws and fasteners without requiring a separate tool.

Suitable for

• General assembly and disassembly of furniture and fixtures
• Electrical and electronic enclosure work requiring PZ and Torx bits
• Automotive interior trim and light maintenance tasks
• DIY repairs and household maintenance
• Professional trade work where a compact bit selection is needed

Key specifications

• Tip types: Pozidriv (PZ 0, PZ 1, PZ 3) and Torx (T20, T25, T30)
• Includes: nut driver for hex-head fasteners
• Material: hardened steel tips designed for wear resistance
• Compatibility: designed for use with drill/driver chucks and quick-change bit holders
• Intended use: manual and powered screwdriving applications

How to use

Select the tip that matches the fastener head to ensure correct engagement. Insert the bit securely into the drill/driver chuck or quick‑change holder before applying torque. Use appropriate speed and torque settings on power tools to avoid stripping fasteners; for manual screwdrivers, maintain straight alignment with the screw axis during turning. Replace bits when signs of rounding or excessive wear appear to preserve fastener integrity.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match Pozidriv bits to PZ fasteners and Torx bits to Torx fasteners; avoid using mismatched tips to reduce cam‑out. When using power drivers, start at low speed to seat the bit, then increase speed as needed. Store bits in a dry case to prevent corrosion and inspect tips regularly for wear.