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The Trend Snappy Phillips No.3 Screwdriver Bit is a professional-grade PH3 bit designed for use with Trend's Quick Chuck system, supplied in a convenient 3-pack. Manufactured from high grade tool steel and hardened for ultimate wear resistance, these bits are built to withstand the demands of regular trade use. The 1/4 inch hex shank ensures a secure, compatible fit with the Trend Quick Chuck and other standard quick-release bit holders. At 50mm in length, the PH3 specification makes these bits well suited to driving larger Phillips head fasteners commonly encountered in joinery, construction, and general carpentry applications. Features and Benefits: • High grade tool steel construction for long-lasting durability • Hardened for ultimate wear resistance during heavy use • 1/4 inch hex shank compatible with the Trend Quick Chuck • 50mm length suitable for a range of fastening applications • Supplied as a 3-pack for workshop and on-site convenience Specifications: Shank Diameter: 1/4 hex Overall Length: 50mm Type or Grade: PH3 Pack Quantity: 3 Contents: 3 x Phillips No.3 bits

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