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#2 PHILLIPS INS BIT 1" OAL 5PC - Hanson

Part #: 3510115C

The Hanson 3510115C #2 Phillips insert bits are engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable fastening solutions in automotive and industrial environments. This 5-piece set provides precision and durability for repeated use, ensuring efficient work on various Phillips head fasteners.

Key Features

  • Premium S2 Steel Construction: Manufactured from high-grade S2 tool steel, these bits offer exceptional hardness and wear resistance, extending their lifespan under demanding conditions.
  • Precision #2 Phillips Tip: Designed for a secure fit into #2 Phillips head screws, minimizing cam-out and reducing fastener damage.
  • 1" Overall Length (OAL): The compact 1-inch length allows for access into confined spaces and makes these bits ideal for use with magnetic bit holders and impact drivers.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Built to withstand the rigors of daily professional use in automotive repair shops, manufacturing facilities, and industrial maintenance.
  • 5-Piece Pack: A convenient pack of five identical bits ensures you have replacements readily available, reducing downtime during critical tasks.

Applications

These #2 Phillips insert bits are essential for a wide range of tasks, including general automotive repair, such as interior panel removal, electrical component installation, and various under-hood fastenings. They are also suitable for industrial assembly, machinery maintenance, HVAC system installation, and electronics work where #2 Phillips head screws are commonly found. Their robust construction makes them a dependable choice for professionals in any field requiring secure and precise fastening.

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  • Model: 209048
  • Shipping Weight: 0.05lbs
  • UPC: 067376501289
  • Manufacturers Part #: 3510115C
  • Manufactured by: Hanson
  • Also Known As: AHN-3510115C, HAN3510115C

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 11 February, 2015.