Norske

Norske driver bits, saw blades and drill bits are for contractors fastening, cutting and drilling on the job. The Impact Torsion bits use a flexing zone to take pressure off the tip and reduce fracture. They’re a practical choice for repeated impact driving.

Norske Tools manufactures and distributes tools and power tool accessories for professional users. It started in January 2016 and operated from Surrey, British Columbia, in its early years. Screwdriver bits, saw blades and drilling accessories are part of its range.

Driver bits matched to your screws

When you’re comparing a Norske bit set, start with the screw heads you actually drive and compare the contents with that list. Replacements for the sizes you wear out matter more on the job than a case full of seldom-used tips.

Norske’s Flex Tech torsion zone flexes under load to reduce pressure on the tip and reduce bit fracture. That flex has a purpose during repeated impact driving. Seat the bit fully and keep the driver lined up with the screw.

For structural, multipurpose and trim-head Star Drive screws, Norske Impact Torsion Star Drive bits are specifically manufactured for that fit, with CNC-milled magnetic tips intended to reduce wobble and stripping. Choose the correct tip size, clear debris from the recess and replace rounded bits.

Enough reach to keep the driver straight

A longer Torx bit is useful when it gives the driver clearance around the work. Norske lists several lengths in the same tip size, so you can choose reach separately from screw fit. Use the shortest bit that lets the tip seat fully while keeping the driver straight.

Norske UltraMax Torsion Torx bits also use a Flex Tech torsion zone designed to reduce tip pressure and fracture, with listed packages containing either two 2-inch bits or one 3-1/2-inch bit.

Cutting and drilling for the material

Power Curve Metal blades are intended for steel and stainless steel. Trade-A-Blade PCD blades are designed for HardiePlank, Cemplank and other fiber cement products. Trade-A-Blade Demo Max demolition blades use a wider, thicker plate intended to keep cuts straighter with less vibration.

Other accessory types include Phillips and square-recess driver bits, magnetic bit holders and wood/metal flush-cut blades. Norske’s drilling range includes titanium drill bits, tri-flute auger bits and SDS Plus concrete hammer bits; choose by the material first, then match the shank to the drill.

Selected Norske Torx bit specifications

Bit	Length	Catalog number
T10 Torx	2 inches	NIBBI111
T25 Torx	2 inches	NIBBI114
T25 Torx	3-1/2 inches	NIBBI124
T20 Torx	6 inches	NIBBI133
T25 Torx	6 inches	NIBBI134
T25 Torx	12 inches	NIBBI144

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I look for in a Norske bit set?

Choose a Norske bit set by the screw heads you drive most, then check the package for the exact sizes, lengths and quantities. Spare tips in your everyday sizes are more useful than extra tips you’ll rarely touch, especially when a worn bit starts slipping halfway through a job.

What do Norske impact torsion bits do?

Norske impact torsion bits have a Flex Tech zone designed to flex under load, reducing pressure on the tip and the chance of fracture. That matters during repeated impact driving, but you still need a fully seated tip and a driver held straight with the screw.

Can I use Norske bits for structural screws?

Norske Impact Torsion Star Drive bits are made to fit structural, multipurpose and trim-head Star Drive screws and use heat-treated S2 impact-resistant tool steel. Match the tip size to the screw’s recess before driving; a structural screw still needs the correct fit to transfer torque without chewing up the head.

How long a Norske Torx bit do I need?

Use the shortest Norske Torx bit that gives the driver clearance and lets you seat the tip squarely. For T25, listed lengths include 1 inch, 2 inches, 3-1/2 inches, 6 inches and 12 inches. Extra reach helps around an obstruction, but it isn’t a reason to use a long bit for every screw.