Pozidriver Bits w Ball Detent - Choose Your Length
Pozidriver Bits w Ball Detent - Choose Your Length
Drive Pozidriv screws with confidence!
Euro style hardware has virtually standardized on the PoziDriv recess for mounting everything from drawer slides to hinges. In addition, most adjustment screws on Euro hardware are PoziDriv. While a Phillips driver can be used, a PoziDriv bit will provide more positive engagement and more satisfactory results.
Pozidriv (sometimes misspelled) are similar to a Phillips Drive. The GKN Screw and Fastener Company developed a solution to address a common Phillips problem. Cam Out occurs when the bit slips out of the recess when the torque exceeds the forward pressure holding it in.
Pozsidriv bits are different from Phillips in that they feature small ridges inside each cross-section. These small ridges help provide a better contact with the recess surfaces, providing greater torque giving less likelihood of cam out than a Standard Phillips. Pozidriv is similar to Phillips in that both have the same self-centering design.
How do you tell the difference between Pozidriv and Phillips? Looking at the Head Recess, Pozidriv will have 4 notches cut in the head between the recess notches.
Can you use Pozidriv Bits to drive Phillips screws and vice versa? The two different drives are not the same shape and depth of the recess. You can, but the risk of slippage is much higher than with the correct bit. That being said, we do not recommend doing that.
| Product Group | Driver Bits |
|---|---|
| BRAND | McFeely's |
| REG / IMPACT | Standard Duty |
| DRIVE TYPE | Pozidriv |
| DETENT | Ball |
| QUANTITY | (1) Each |
| SKU | HPD-0XXX |
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