Drill bit set MILWAUKEE TX15 × 25 mm, 25 pcs (MIL 4932430873)

Set of 25 MILWAUKEE TX15 × 25 mm screwdriver bits designed specifically for Torx TX15 fasteners. Each bit measures 25 mm in length and fits standard 1/4" hex chucks used in electric screwdrivers and impact drivers. The set provides multiple identical bits to ensure continuity of work during assembly, repair and maintenance tasks where TX15 screws are used, reducing downtime from worn or damaged tips.

Advantages

The MILWAUKEE TX15 × 25 mm bits offer consistent fit and engagement with TX15 fasteners, ensuring accurate torque transfer and reduced cam-out. Manufactured to meet professional durability expectations, the bits maintain tip geometry under repeated use. Their standard 1/4" hex shank ensures compatibility with a wide range of power and manual drivers. Supplied in a set of 25 pieces, the pack provides a cost-effective way to keep spares on hand for continuous workflows.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and fixtures that use Torx TX15 screws
• Maintenance and repair of appliances and electronics with TX15 fasteners
• Automotive interior panels and trim work where TX15 is specified
• General construction and fit-out tasks requiring repeated fastening with TX15

Key specifications

• Bit type: Torx TX15
• Length: 25 mm
• Shank: 1/4" hex compatible
• Quantity: 25 pieces per set
• Material and finish: engineered for wear resistance and tip stability

How to use

Select a TX15 bit from the set and insert the 1/4" hex shank into the chuck or bit holder of your electric screwdriver, impact driver, or manual bit holder. Ensure the bit is seated firmly to prevent slipping. Position the bit into the Torx recess of the fastener, apply steady axial pressure, and operate the tool at appropriate speed and torque settings for the material and screw size. Replace bits that show excessive wear or mushrooming to maintain good engagement with fasteners.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use these bits with a correctly set torque limiter or clutch to avoid over‑tightening. Match driving speed to the application: lower speeds for precision work and higher speeds for rapid fastening where allowed. Store unused bits in a dry, organized container to prevent loss and abrasion.