Pozidrivbitin
Pozidrivbitin refers to a type of screwdriver bit designed to engage with Pozidriv screw heads. Pozidriv is a screw drive system developed in the 1960s as an improvement over the older Phillips head screw. The Pozidriv system is characterized by four additional radial slots, positioned between the main cross-shaped slots, that help to prevent the bit from camming out, meaning it is less likely to slip out of the screw head during use.
The distinctive feature of a Pozidriv bit is its specific cross-shape with these extra, slightly curved radial