Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool SHOCKWAVE Impact Duty PH2/SQ2/T25 Double Ended Bits 3PC
- SKU:
- MLW48-32-4319
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.07 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Double-ended
Driver Bit Set
Switch between Phillips #2 and the paired square, Torx or slotted end without changing to a separate single-ended bit.
Product Overview
The repeated PH2 end keeps Phillips #2 available alongside each of the three companion profiles.
Compare the actual recess with the included tip list before opening a fitting or starting a repair.
- Torque absorptionSHOCK ZONE absorbs torque.
- Tip wear controlWear Guard resists tip wear.
- Clear identificationLaser-marked bit sizes.
- Heat treatmentCustom heat treatment.
Technical Specifications
- Bit format
- Double-ended
- Hardness control
- Custom heat-treated
- Torque relief
- Shockzone
- Tip protection
- Wear Guard
- Size marking
- Laser-etched
- Tool use
- Impact / drill driver
Choose the Correct Fit
Identify the exact recess profile and size before choosing a tip. Clean debris from the recess to permit full seating.
Use a compatible holder that retains the bit securely. For double-ended bits, check clearance for the unused end.
Installation & Care
Begin slowly with the tool aligned. Stop if the tip slips, then check fit and screw condition.
Inspect each working end after use and replace damaged bits. Keep the different profiles in identified storage positions.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help checking the fit? Tell Willy your tool, accessory and working dimensions so the GetPipe team can help.
Important Product Questions
Which working tips are included?
The manufacturer lists PH2/SQ2, PH2/T25 and PH2/SL10 double-ended bits. Each bit pairs Phillips #2 with one other working end.
Does this cover every security screw?
This is a defined double-ended selection. Security screws or other recess profiles need their own correctly matched bits.
Can the bit determine the tightening torque?
No. Follow the fastener or assembly’s torque requirement; an impact-duty bit does not limit the load applied.
