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Screwdriver Bits
Slotted bits in S2 steel with ground blades sized for SL2–SL
SL Slotted Screwdriver Bit
- MaterialS2 Alloy Steel
- Installation1/4-inch chuck on electric or pneumatic driver
- StandardDIN 3126, ISO 2380 (slotted)
- Typical substrateslotted screws
- Key inspectionsblade dimensions, hardness, torque to fracture
Product overviewOverview
A slotted bit drives on the two slot walls, so blade thickness and width must match the slot. Too thick and the bit will not enter; too thin and contact area collapses, concentrating torque on the blade edge and burring the slot. Blade parallelism matters as well: a tapered blade rocks in the slot and slips out under load.
Material: S2 Alloy Steel. It is installed by 1/4-inch chuck on electric or pneumatic driver.
Key featuresFeatures
- SL2–SL8 sizes with blade thickness graded to the standard.
- Ground blades with parallel faces reduce rocking and slip.
- S2 steel quenched and tempered for wear resistance and toughness.
- 1/4-inch hex shank for electric and hand drivers.
Typical applicationsApplications
- Appliance and electrical assembly
- Furniture hardware
- Machinery maintenance
Selection notesSelection
Match blade width to slot length: too narrow rocks in the slot, too wide will not enter.
Frequently asked questionsFAQ
How do I specify the SL Slotted Screwdriver Bit?
What matters during installation of the SL Slotted Screwdriver Bit?
| Material | S2 Alloy Steel |
|---|---|
| Hardness | HRC58-62 |
| Drive | 1/4 inch hex shank |
| Sizes | SL2-SL8 |
| Standard | DIN 3126, ISO 2380 (slotted) |
| Installation | 1/4-inch chuck on electric or pneumatic driver |
| Typical substrate | slotted screws |
| Key inspections | blade dimensions, hardness, torque to fracture |
Blade thickness, width and parallelism are checked on a profile projector.We recommend a pilot assembly at the actual torque and mating part before locking the process parameters for volume.
