Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool SHOCKWAVE PH2/SQ2 ImpactDouble Ended Bit
- SKU:
- MLW48-32-4311
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.03 LBS
Description
DUTY®
PH2 / SQ2
Double-Ended Bit
Keep Phillips #2 and Square #2 tips on one bit for tasks that switch between these two screw profiles.
Product Overview
PH2 and SQ2 tips share one double-ended bit for repeated work with these two screw recesses.
Check that your holder accepts a double-ended bit before choosing this format for the tool setup.
- Paired tip selectionTwo working ends per bit.
- Torque managementSHOCK ZONE absorbs torque.
- Wear Guard tipsHelp preserve tip fit.
- Custom tip geometryHelps reduce stripping.
Technical Specifications
- First tip
- Phillips #2
- Second tip
- Square #2
- Format
- Double-ended
- Heat treatment
- Custom
- Torque relief
- Optimized Shockzone
- Tip protection
- Wear Guard Tip
Choose the Correct Fit
Match the Phillips #2 or Square #2 end to the screw. Clear debris from the recess before applying torque.
Stop the tool before reversing the bit. Re-seat it fully and check that the holder retains the double-ended format.
Installation & Care
Keep the driver straight in line with the screw. Use the fastener’s required torque and avoid forcing a slipping tip.
Inspect both ends after use. Remove a damaged bit from service rather than leaving a worn tip available for the next job.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need a two-tip match? Tell Willy your screw profiles and bit-holder model so the GetPipe team can check compatibility.
Important Product Questions
Will it work in every magnetic bit holder?
Not necessarily. Some holders are intended for single-ended insert bits. Check the holder’s instructions and double-ended-bit retention before use.
Does one tip size fit both screw types?
No. The ends are Phillips #2 and Square #2. Use the end specifically matched to the recess rather than selecting by the screw’s outside size.
Does impact duty control tightening torque?
No. It describes durability for impact work; it does not prevent overtightening. Follow the fastener and assembly torque requirement.
