Screwdriver bit Makita E-12413, PH2, 50 mm, pack of 10

Makita E-12413 screwdriver bit PH2, 50 mm, pack of 10 is a set of Phillips PH2 bits designed for use with manual screwdrivers, cordless and corded drivers, and impact drivers. Each 50 mm bit offers a standard length that balances reach and control for common fastening tasks in wood and metal. Supplied in a pack of ten, these bits are intended for general assembly, repair and construction work where PH2 engagement is required.

Advantages

These Makita PH2 bits feature a 1/4 inch hex shank compatible with most quick-change chucks and bit holders, enabling fast tool changes. The bits include a magnetized tip to help retain screws during installation, reducing drops and improving one-handed work. Their design allows use with impact drivers, offering enhanced durability and resistance to the torsional stresses of high-torque applications. The uniform 50 mm length provides predictable handling and access in recessed or confined fastening points.

Suitable for

• General assembly of furniture and fixtures
• Carpentry and wood fastening tasks
• Metal sheet and light-gauge fastening
• Repair, maintenance, and on-site construction work

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Length: 50 mm
• Shank type: 1/4 inch hex shank
• Pack quantity: 10 bits per pack
• Magnetic tip: yes
• Compatible with: manual screwdrivers, powered screwdrivers and impact drivers

How to use

Select a PH2 bit from the pack and insert the 1/4 inch hex shank into the screwdriver or bit holder until it locks. For hand operation, keep steady pressure and align the bit with the screw head to avoid cam-out. When using a powered or impact driver, start at low speed to seat the screw, then increase speed as needed. The magnetic tip will help hold screws in place during positioning. Inspect bits periodically for wear and replace if the tip shows rounding or damage to maintain reliable engagement.

Usage recommendations

Use these bits with appropriately rated drivers and avoid excessive side loading. For high-torque or hardened fasteners, use impact-rated bits and replace worn bits promptly to prevent screw damage and ensure safe operation.