Milwaukee Tool’s Shockwave Matrix Carbide driver bits feature Shockzone geometry in varying lengths and thicknesses to absorb peak torque from impact drivers and prevent breaking. A variety of bit lengths and kit configurations are available in Phillips, square and Torx tips. They can be used for steel stud framing, dry walling, decking and prefabrication.
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