Screwdriver Bit MILWAUKEE T15 x 25 mm, set of 3 (model 4932500362)

MILWAUKEE T15 x 25 mm screwdriver bit set contains three precision-formed Torx T15 bits, each with a 25 mm working length. Manufactured to match standard bit dimensions, these bits are compatible with manual screwdrivers, bit holders and a wide range of powered drivers that accept standard 1/4" hex bits. The set is designed for fastening and assembly tasks where T15 fasteners are specified and provides consistent engagement with Torx heads to reduce cam-out and wear.

Advantages

The bits are made from hardened steel and finished for enhanced durability and wear resistance, offering reliable performance across repeated use. Their accurate Torx profile ensures secure fitment in T15 fasteners, improving torque transfer and reducing slippage. The 25 mm working length balances access in confined spaces with control when used in hand and power tools. Supplied as a set of three, they provide convenient spares for professional or DIY tasks.

Suitable for

• General repair and maintenance where T15 Torx fasteners are used
• Furniture assembly requiring precise Torx engagement
• Light construction and installation tasks with standard bit holders
• Use with cordless screwdrivers, impact drivers (where T15 bits are rated), and manual drivers

Key specifications

• Drive type: Torx T15
• Working length: 25 mm
• Bit shank: 1/4" hex compatible
• Set quantity: 3 bits
• Material: hardened tool steel with protective finish

How to use

Select a T15 bit from the set and insert the 1/4" hex shank into the driver or bit holder until it seats securely. Align the Torx tip with the fastener recess and apply steady axial pressure while driving to maintain engagement and minimize cam-out. For access in recessed or tight areas, use the 25 mm length to reach the fastener while retaining control. Inspect bits periodically for wear and replace if the Torx profile becomes rounded or damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate torque settings on powered drivers to prevent over-torquing and damage to fasteners. Avoid using worn bits with high-torque impact drivers. Store the bits in a dry location to prevent corrosion and keep a replacement bit available to maintain consistent fastening quality.