Screwdriver Bit Set STANLEY 1/4" Torx T25 x 25 mm, 25 pcs (model 1-68-843)

STANLEY Screwdriver Bit Set 1/4" Torx T25 x 25 mm, 25 pieces offers a collection of standard-length Torx T25 bits designed for use with 1/4" hex chucks, quick-change holders and compatible power drivers. Each bit measures 25 mm in length and is intended for fastening and unfastening Torx T25 screws in assembly, maintenance and repair tasks. The set provides multiple identical bits to reduce downtime from wear or loss and to support continuous work across different tools and workplaces.

Advantages

The set contains 25 identical Torx T25 bits of 25 mm length, ensuring consistent engagement with Torx T25 fasteners and predictable torque transfer. Compatibility with standard 1/4" hex chucks and quick-change holders makes the bits easy to use with many manual and powered drivers. Standard-length bits balance durability and access in common fastening situations, and the uniform size simplifies inventory and replacement management.

Suitable for

• Assembly lines using Torx T25 fasteners
• General maintenance and repair work on equipment with Torx T25 screws
• Workshop and site use with 1/4" hex chucks or quick-change holders
• DIY projects requiring Torx T25 screwdriver bits

Key specifications

• Bit type: Torx T25
• Quantity: 25 pieces
• Shank size: 1/4" hex
• Bit length: 25 mm
• Compatibility: Manual screwdrivers, quick-change holders and power drivers accepting 1/4" hex bits

How to use

Select a Torx T25 bit from the set and insert the 1/4" hex shank into the chuck or holder of the screwdriver or power driver until it seats securely. Place the Torx tip into the matching T25 screw head, apply steady axial pressure and operate the driver at controlled speed to fasten or unfasten the screw. Replace bits when the tip shows visible wear, rounding, or when engagement becomes unreliable to avoid damage to fasteners. Store unused bits in their container or a designated holder to keep tips protected and organized.

Usage recommendations

Use moderate torque appropriate for the screw material and avoid excessive force with powered drivers. For precision work, use a manual driver or low-speed setting on a power driver. Inspect bit tips regularly and replace worn bits promptly to maintain secure engagement and prevent fastener damage.