Sutton Supabit Hex H5 Screwdriver Bit

The Sutton Supabit S114 is a 50mm hex H5 screwdriver bit from the Supabit Extreme Impact range, built for the high torque output of an impact driver. Hex recess screw heads have vertically sloping side walls that stop the bit from camming out, which makes this bit a strong choice for machine tools and for driving deck screws. It also works well in locations where surrounding obstacles limit Allen key access.

Key Features

• Hex recess design prevents the cam-out effect when driving
• Developed specifically for the high torque output of impact drivers
• 50mm length suits general screw driving in machine tools and deck screws
• Works in locations where obstacles limit Allen key access
• Supabit Extreme Impact certified for heavy duty use

Specifications

• Model: S114
• Drive type: hex (HEX H5)
• Length: 50mm
• Pack: 1 piece
• Range: Supabit Extreme Impact Bits
• Compatibility: impact drivers and power screwdrivers

Applications

• Driving deck screws and machine screws
• Working in recesses and confined areas
• Impact driver screw driving in framing and joinery
• Trade and DIY screw driving tasks

What You Need To Complete The Job

Extend your reach with a P&N Quickbit extension bar for screws in recessed spots, and pair the bit with an impact driver. For drilling pilot holes before driving screws, add a Quickbit hex shank drill. Browse the full General Hand Tools range for more bits and driving accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose a hex screwdriver bit?

Hex recess screw heads have straight, vertically sloping side walls that grip the bit and prevent it from camming out under load. That makes hex bits reliable for driving deck screws and machine screws, and they are a common choice in power tools where the driver cannot easily be held perfectly square to the fastener.

Is this bit for an impact driver?

Yes. The Supabit Extreme Impact range is developed specifically for the high torque output of impact drivers. The bit is built to handle the sharp torque pulses an impact driver delivers without twisting or rounding, which is what sets it apart from a standard hex bit.

How long is this bit?

The S114 is a 50mm bit, which is the standard working length for most screw driving in timber and sheet material. For deeper access, Sutton also makes the S114 in a 100mm length, and you can add an extension bar for recessed fasteners.

What is the difference between hex and Phillips bits?

Hex bits have a straight sided six point tip that fits hex socket screws, while Phillips bits have a cross shaped tip for Phillips screws. Hex bits are common for deck screws and machine screws where a firm, cam-out resistant fit is needed. Choose the bit that matches the recess in the screw head you are driving.