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Milwaukee Tool SHOCKWAVE Impact Phillips #2 Insert Bits (25 Pack)

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SKU:
MLW48-32-4114
Availability:
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Weight:
0.21 LBS
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Description

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SHOCKWAVE FASTENING

Reduced Phillips #2
Insert Bits

Use the reduced PR2 profile for matching Phillips fasteners with an impact driver or drill/driver.

MODEL48-32-4114

Product Overview

The compact 1 in insert format works in a holder. Match the reduced profile to the screw recess.

Wear Guard protects tip fit, while the torque-absorbing shank helps limit breakage under load.

  • Torque absorptionAbsorbs peak torque.
  • Wear protectionTip treatment preserves fit.
  • Secure engagementHelps reduce screw stripping.
  • Tool choiceImpact or drill/driver use.

Technical Specifications

Profile
Reduced Phillips #2
Length
1 in
Material
Alloy steel
Heat treatment
Custom
Torque relief
Optimized SHOCKZONE
Size marking
Laser-etched

Choose the Correct Fit

Match the reduced Phillips #2 tip to the screw recess. Clear paint or debris so it can seat fully.

Fit this insert bit into a holder with matching shank and retention. Check that it is secure before operating the tool.

Installation & Care

Check working clearance before driving. Start slowly, then use only the force needed to seat the fastener.

Inspect the tip between tasks. Replace a rounded, cracked or twisted bit; increasing pressure will not restore its fit.

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THE NEXT JOB.
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Important Product Questions

Can I substitute another tip profile?

Use the specified reduced Phillips #2 profile. A nearby size or different recess shape may appear to engage but can slip and damage the screw.

What if the bit slips under load?

Stop and check the screw recess, tip condition and tool alignment. A damaged recess or wrong fit can cause slipping; forcing it may make removal harder.

Does impact duty set the screw torque?

No. Follow the torque requirement for the fastener and assembly. An impact-rated bit does not limit torque or prevent damage from overtightening.

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