Aubaca DH3632.541 Cordless Impact Driver

Common hex bits for impact drivers come in various types and sizes to accommodate different fastening needs. Here are some of the most commonly used hex bits for impact drivers:

1. Hexagonal (Hex) Driver Bits:

   Standard hex driver bits are used for general-purpose fastening and are available in various sizes, such as 1/4 inch, which is the most common size for impact drivers.

2. Phillips Hex Bits:

   Hex bits with Phillips heads are suitable for driving Phillips screws, which have a cross-shaped indentation. They come in sizes like PH1, PH2, and PH3.

3. Torx Hex Bits:

   Torx hex bits are designed for Torx screws, featuring a star-shaped pattern. Common sizes include T15, T20, and T25.

4. Square (Robertson) Hex Bits:

   Square or Robertson hex bits are used with square-drive screws. Sizes such as SQ1, SQ2, and SQ3 are common.

5. Slotted Hex Bits:

   Slotted hex bits are for traditional slotted screws. They come in various widths to match the slot size of the screw.

6. Hex Socket Bits:

   These bits have a hexagonal socket on one end, allowing them to be used with hex bolts and nuts. Sizes typically range from 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch.

7. Nut Driver Hex Bits:

   Nut driver bits have a hexagonal shape and are used for turning hex nuts. They are available in various sizes to fit different nut dimensions.

8. Magnetic Hex Bits:

   Magnetic hex bits have magnetic properties to hold screws securely during fastening, preventing them from falling off.

When choosing hex bits for your cordless brushless impact driver, consider the specific tasks you'll be performing and ensure that you have a selection of bits that cover the range of screw types and sizes you may encounter. Investing in a quality hex bit set can provide versatility for a wide range of applications.