Wright Tool Large Ergonomic Handle Round Shank Slotted Screwdriver, Blade Length 6 in, Length 10-7/8 in - WT 9125 Slotted ScrewdriverWright Tool Large Ergonomic Handle Round Shank Slotted Screwdriver, Blade Length 6 in, Length 10 7 8 in WT 9125 A screwdriver is a versatile hand tool designed for driving screws into various surfaces and materials. It consists of a handle and a shaft, typically made of durable materials such as plastic, wood, or metal. The handle provides a comfortable grip for the user, allowing precise control and force application during operation. Features: Blue

Wright Tool Large Ergonomic Handle Round Shank Slotted Screwdriver, Blade Length 6 in, Length 10-7/8 in - WT 9125

A screwdriver is a versatile hand tool designed for driving screws into various surfaces and materials. It consists of a handle and a shaft, typically made of durable materials such as plastic, wood, or metal. The handle provides a comfortable grip for the user, allowing precise control and force application during operation.

Features:

• Blue-handled screwdrivers available singly or in sets. Sets come in a denim pouch with a clear vinyl front
• Variety of blade lengths, tip sizes and types - Phillips, cabinet and slotted. Precision-machined tips. CNC-machined to close tolerances, exceeding industry standards, and delivering reliable fastener engagement
• Available in square and round shank - Square shank allows for turning with a wrench. Shanks are manufactured from tempered, high-alloy steel with a rust preventive, black oxide finish
• Handles are rugged and made of acetate. Tri-lobe ergonomic design for maximum strength and torque transfer. Ribs on the neck allows easy fingertip control with a no-slip grip

Specifications:

• Material: Alloy Steel
• Blade Length: 6 in
• Handle: No -Slip Tri-Lobe Ergonomic Design
• Handle Length: 4-7/8 in
• Overall Length: 10-7/8 in
• Shank: Round
• Tip Size: 5/16 in
• Country of Origin: United States of America

Warnings:

• Wear safety goggles for the user and bystander
• Comfort or plastic grips do not protect against electric shock