DEWALT DT70536T Impact Torsion Screwdriver Bits. These bits feature a 15-degree torsion zone that ...DEWALT DT70536T Impact Torsion Screwdriver Bits. These bits feature a 15-degree torsion zone that allows the screwdriver bit to flex rather than breaking. The Full Fit head prevents the rounding of the screw head and prevents 'cam out' (bit head slipping out of screw head due to the turning force). The Magnetic Screwlock enables tasks to be completed quicker and easier, reducing instances of dropped or lost screws. Each set includes 2 x PH2 bits, each 50mm in length. Weight: 38g. Manufacturer's part DT70536T-QZ. Drive Type: 1/4" Hex.
This guide is for users of DeWalt Impact Torsion Bits (PH2 x 50mm). These bits are designed for use with impact drivers, offering increased durability and efficiency. However, it's important to note that the bit's performance depends on the material and the user's technique. This guide provides comprehensive information on features, usage, and maintenance to help you get the most out of your DeWalt Impact Torsion Bits.
All features
Model Part Number
DT70536T-QZ
Brand
DeWalt
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of screws are these bits designed for?
These bits are specifically designed for PH2 Phillips head screws.
Are these bits compatible with all impact drivers?
Yes, they are compatible with any impact driver that accepts 1/4" hex shank bits.
What is the purpose of the torsion zone?
The torsion zone allows the bit to flex, absorbing the impact energy and reducing the risk of breakage.
How do I clean the bits?
Clean the bits with a clean cloth after each use. Remove any debris to extend the lifespan.
What is the magnetic screwlock sleeve for?
The magnetic screwlock sleeve helps to hold the screw in place, making it easier to start and drive screws, especially in hard-to-reach places or overhead.
How long do these bits last?
The lifespan of the bits depends on the frequency of use, the materials being worked on, and the technique. The torsion zone and full-fit head are designed for increased durability.
What should I do if the bit starts to round the screw head?
Stop using the bit immediately and try a new one. Worn bits can damage screw heads.
Troubleshooting
Bit slipping out of screw head (cam-out).
Ensure the bit is properly seated in the screw head and apply consistent pressure. Adjust the torque setting on your impact driver. Consider using a new bit if the head is worn.
Bit breakage.
Reduce the torque setting of your impact driver. Avoid excessive force. Ensure the bit is appropriate for the screw size and material. Check for any obstructions.
Magnetic screwlock sleeve not holding screws securely.
Clean the magnetic sleeve of any debris. Ensure the screw head is compatible with the sleeve. If the issue persists, consider using the bit without the sleeve or replacing the sleeve if possible.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Increased durability due to the torsion zone design.
Reduced cam-out for a more secure and efficient driving experience.
Magnetic screwlock sleeve for easier screw handling.
Compatibility with a wide range of impact drivers.
Designed specifically for PH2 screws.
Cons
Specific to PH2 screw heads; not suitable for other screw types.
Performance can vary depending on the material and user technique.
The magnetic sleeve may not be suitable for all applications.
Requires an impact driver for optimal use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Insert the DeWalt Impact Torsion Bit into your impact driver's 1/4" hex chuck.
Ensure the bit is securely locked in place.
Compatibility:
Compatible with all impact drivers that accept 1/4" hex shank bits.
Specifically designed for use with PH2 Phillips head screws.
Care:
Regularly inspect the bit for wear and tear.
Clean the bit after each use to remove debris and extend its lifespan.