Screwdriver Bits STANLEY PH2 25 mm 2 pcs STA62021

STANLEY PH2 screwdriver bits, 25 mm length, pack of 2 provide a compact and reliable solution for fastening tasks that require a PH2 cross-head tip. These bits are suitable for manual screwdrivers, powered drivers and bit holders, delivering the standard fit for PH2 screws. The 25 mm blade length offers a balance between reach and control, making these bits convenient for assembly, repair and everyday fastening jobs.

Advantages

These PH2 bits are manufactured to match the geometry of standard Phillips screws, which helps reduce cam-out and improves torque transfer. The short 25 mm length increases control during precision work and fits most bit holders and compact drivers. Supplied as a practical two-piece pack, they ensure quick replacement when a tip wears or when an extra bit is needed on the job.

Suitable for

• Assembly of furniture and fittings using PH2 screws
• General repair and maintenance tasks
• Use with manual screwdrivers, cordless drivers and drill/driver bit holders
• Electronics and small appliance fastening where a short bit is preferred

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Length: 25 mm
• Quantity: 2 pieces per pack
• Compatibility: standard 1/4" hex shank bit holders and driver chucks
• Intended use: manual and powered fastening

How to use

Insert the PH2 bit into a compatible bit holder or screwdriver chuck until it seats securely. Select appropriate rotational speed and torque according to the screw size and material. For powered drivers, start at low speed to align the screw head, then increase speed and torque as needed while maintaining straight alignment to avoid stripping. Replace the bit when tip wear or damage reduces engagement with screw heads.

Usage recommendations

Use the PH2 25 mm bits for tasks that require controlled torque and limited reach. Match screw size and drive speed to material; avoid excessive torque to reduce wear and risk of cam-out. Store bits in a dry place and replace if the tip shows rounding or chipping.