Screwdriver Bits Smart PH2 with 25 mm Stopper, 10 pcs — Smart 29-PH2025S

Smart PH2 screwdriver bits with a 25 mm built-in stopper are a set of ten precision tips designed for controlled fastening. Each bit is shaped to the Phillips PH2 profile and includes an integrated 25 mm stopper that limits penetration depth, making it suitable for repeatable screw seating in assembly, furniture installation, and electrical work. The bits fit standard PH2 chucks and are supplied in a compact pack for easy storage and transport in a workshop or on-site kit.

Advantages

The built-in 25 mm stopper ensures consistent screw depth without additional measuring, reducing the risk of overdriving or damaging materials. Ten identical PH2 bits provide quick replacement and minimize downtime during repetitive tasks. Compatibility with standard PH2 holders and powered drivers makes the set versatile for both hand and machine use. The compact pack keeps bits organized and protected when carried or stored.

Suitable for

• Furniture assembly and cabinet installation
• Electrical fittings and mounting of switchgear
• General construction and carpentry fastening tasks
• Maintenance and repair work requiring repeatable screw depth

Key specifications

• Tip profile: Phillips PH2
• Stopper length: 25 mm fixed depth
• Quantity: 10 pieces per set
• Compatibility: fits standard PH2 chucks and magnetic bit holders
• Use type: suitable for both powered screwdrivers and manual drivers
• Packaging: compact pack for workshop storage and transport

How to use

Select a PH2 bit from the pack and insert it into a compatible screwdriver or bit holder until it seats securely. Position the stopper against the workpiece surface so the bit reaches the defined 25 mm depth when driving the screw. Apply steady torque appropriate for the screw size and material; stop driving when the stopper contacts the surface to avoid over-penetration. Replace bits as needed and store them in the provided pack to maintain organization.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, test the stopper depth on a scrap piece of the same material before starting the main job. Use appropriate torque settings on powered drivers and wear safety glasses when working with power tools.