Torx 25 impact bit 25 mm in DIY box (box of 10)

Torx screws have a six-lobe star shape in the head. As a result, the bit engages well in the screw and is less likely to slip out than with a Phillips head. The size 25 matches a specific screw head profile. So first check which size your screws have before you order.

How does it differ from a standard bit?

An impact bit is made for machines that, besides rotational force, also deliver short jolts or blows. Such a bit has to be able to absorb that load. With a standard bit in an impact driver, the tip breaks off sooner or the profile wears round. If you regularly use an impact driver, a bit designed for it is a logical choice.

Which jobs do you use a Torx 25 bit for?

Torx screws are common in woodwork and construction, in decking screws, in appliances and in structures where a lot of torque is needed. The T25 size is a common size for medium-sized screws. Which screw exactly matches it can usually be found on the screw packaging or in the product description.

Practical tips for use

Press the bit straight and fully into the screw head before starting the machine. If the bit sits at an angle, the profile wears faster, both on the bit and on the screw. Replace a bit as soon as the tip is visibly rounded or damaged. This prevents damage to screw heads. The DIY box keeps the bits together, so you can quickly find them again for the next job.

Frequently asked questions

How many bits are in one box?

One box contains 10 pieces, in size TORX 25.

Can I also use this bit in a regular cordless screwdriver?

That is usually possible, provided the bit fits the holder of your machine. This type of bit is, however, specially made for impact drivers.

How do I know if I need T25?

Check the marking on the screw packaging or try a bit from your existing set in the screw head. With the right size, the bit sits in the profile without play.