Vega Impactech™ Impact Driver Bits

Like a typical drill, an impact driver relies—at least initially—on the tool's motor and gearing to turn the chuck for drilling or driving. When the going gets tough, though, an impacter switches modes to engage the hammer-and-anvil system, shown below, to kick its rotational power into overdrive. In impact mode, the chuck rotates much slower but with much greater torque.¹

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In general, high torque applications require lower hardness levels to withstand twisting and resist breakage. The more a driver bit flexes during rotation, the more it absorbs impact.

Impactech™ Impact Driver Bits:

• Are tested to outperform all leading brands in life cycle and tip failure testing
• Patented spiral torsion zone absorbs impact resulting in longer bit life
• Precision engineered tips are manufactured with proprietary CNC machining process
• Made from S2 Modified impact resistant steel²

¹Wood Magazine - Wood Magazine -Tool Feature: Cordless Impact Drivers

²S2 Modified Steel – All Vega bits are made from shock resistant S2 modified steel and have a Rockwell hardness of between 58-62 HRC. S2 Modified steel is the most durable material for the performance required by our professional end users.