Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool SHOCKWAVE T20/T25 ImpactDouble Ended Bit
- SKU:
- MLW48-32-4313
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.03 LBS
Description

DUTY®
T20 / T25
Double-Ended Bit
Keep Torx T20 and Torx T25 tips on one bit for tasks that switch between these two screw profiles.
Product Overview
T20 and T25 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
- Torx T20
- Second tip
- Torx T25
- Format
- Double-ended
- Heat treatment
- Custom
- Torque relief
- Optimized Shockzone
- Tip protection
- Wear Guard Tip
Choose the Correct Fit
Match the Torx T20 or Torx T25 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 Torx T20 and Torx T25. 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.