Screwdriver Bit PZ2 25mm S2 Tvardy – box options (10/100/1200)

Tvardy screwdriver bit PZ2, 25 mm length, made from S2 tool steel, is designed for driving Pozidriv PZ2 fasteners with power tools and impact drivers. The bit’s 25 mm working length provides a balance between access in confined spaces and control during high-torque fastening. Supplied in boxed quantities with packaging options of 10, 100 or 1200 pieces, this bit is intended for professional tradespeople and workshops that require repeatable geometry and wear resistance for assembly and repair tasks.

Advantages

The S2 tool steel construction offers improved hardness and resistance to wear compared with general-purpose steel, helping maintain tip profile and reducing cam-out. The precisely formed Pozidriv tip ensures consistent engagement with PZ2 fasteners for efficient torque transfer. Available in multiple boxed quantities, the product allows easy stocking for individual users or high-volume operations, lowering downtime by providing ready replacements.

Suitable for

• Driving Pozidriv PZ2 screws in wood, metal and composite assemblies
• Use with corded and cordless impact drivers and power screwdrivers
• Workshop and on-site assembly, maintenance and repair tasks
• Bulk stocking for production lines or service fleets

Key specifications

• Tip type: Pozidriv PZ2
• Overall working length: 25 mm
• Material: S2 tool steel
• Finish: heat-treated for increased hardness
• Packaging options: boxes of 10, 100 or 1200 pieces

How to use

Insert the PZ2 bit into the tool’s quick-change holder or chuck until it seats securely. Select the appropriate torque setting on the power tool to match the screw and material to avoid overdriving. Engage the screw head squarely with the Pozidriv tip to ensure full contact and reduce the risk of stripping. Replace the bit when tip wear affects fit or torque transfer.

Usage recommendations

For longer bit life, avoid excessive side loads and use appropriate torque settings for the material. Store boxed sets in a dry environment to prevent corrosion and rotate stock to ensure older bits are used first. For high-impact or repetitive heavy-duty fastening, periodically inspect bits for rounding or chipping and replace when wear is evident.