Screwdriver bit set YATO YT-7808 — 50 pcs, PH2 Phillips, Hex (imperial), 25 mm length

YATO YT-7808 is a 50-piece screwdriver bit set designed for use with bit holders and cordless or electric screwdrivers. The set contains Phillips PH2 bits and imperial (inch) hex bits in a compact assortment. Each bit measures 25 mm in length, providing a balance between reach and control for everyday assembly, repair and maintenance tasks where PH2 and imperial hex sizes are required.

Advantages

The bits are manufactured to provide consistent tip geometry and fit for reduced cam-out with Phillips PH2 screws and secure engagement with imperial hex fasteners. With a uniform 25 mm length, the set offers predictable handling in tight spaces and on power tools. The 50-piece quantity ensures a broad selection of sizes for common household, workshop, or professional applications and allows quick replacement of worn bits without interrupting work.

Suitable for

• General household assembly and furniture installation
• Light to medium repair and maintenance work
• Electrical and electronic assembly where PH2 and imperial hex drivers are used
• Use with bit holders, manual ratchets, and cordless or corded screwdrivers

Key specifications

• Bit types: Phillips PH2 and imperial (inch) hex
• Quantity: 50 pieces
• Length: 25 mm per bit
• Compatibility: standard 1/4" hex shank bit holders and tools
• Intended use: suitable for use with cordless and electric screwdrivers and manual bit drivers

How to use

Select the bit matching the screw head or fastener profile, insert it securely into the tool's bit holder or chuck, and apply steady pressure while driving or removing fasteners. For power tools, start at low speed to ensure correct alignment and then increase speed as needed. Replace worn or damaged bits promptly to maintain engagement quality and avoid damaging fastener heads.

Usage recommendations

Store bits in the original case to keep sizes organized and prevent loss. Use the PH2 bits for standard Phillips screws and the imperial hex bits for inch-based hex fasteners; avoid using damaged bits and choose a bit that fully seats in the fastener to reduce slipping and wear.