Screw Drivers

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SCREW DRIVER SET 

 6” (2x1) ADJ (886 Series)

Screwdrivers are hand tools with a handle for grip and a flattened, square-cut tip for turning screws. Handles come in various materials, such as wood or plastic. The tip's shape corresponds to the screw head, with common types including flathead, Phillips, Torx, and hex. Screwdrivers are essential for tasks involving fastening or loosening screws in various applications.

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• Delivery Time: 2-3 DAYS

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SCREW DRIVER STUBBY 75mm

 3” (2 in 1) 75mm

A stubby screwdriver is a compact version of a traditional screwdriver, featuring a shorter shank or blade. In the case of a "Stubby 75mm" screwdriver, it typically refers to a screwdriver with a 75mm (about 3 inches) long blade. Stubby screwdrivers are handy in tight spaces where a full-sized screwdriver might be challenging to use. Despite their shorter length, they provide adequate torque for turning screws efficiently. The term "Stubby 75mm" indicates the length of the screwdriver's working part, making it suitable for specific applications where a compact tool is advantageous.

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YORKER HAMMRING SCREW DRIVER

 8mmx8” Hammering ) 8mmx10” Hammering 8mmx12” Hammering

Screwdrivers are hand tools with a handle for grip and a flattened, square-cut tip for turning screws. Handles come in various materials, such as wood or plastic. The tip's shape corresponds to the screw head, with common types including flathead, Phillips, Torx, and hex. Screwdrivers are essential for tasks involving fastening or loosening screws in various applications.

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• Delivery Time: 2-3 DAYS

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T-TYPE SCREW DRIVER  6” (T-Type)

Screwdrivers are hand tools with a handle for grip and a flattened, square-cut tip for turning screws. Handles come in various materials, such as wood or plastic. The tip's shape corresponds to the screw head, with common types including flathead, Phillips, Torx, and hex. Screwdrivers are essential for tasks involving fastening or loosening screws in various applications.

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• Delivery Time: 2-3 DAYS

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Screwdrivers are hand tools with a handle for grip and a flattened, square-cut tip for turning screws. Handles come in various materials, such as wood or plastic. The tip's shape corresponds to the screw head, with common types including flathead, Phillips, Torx, and hex. Screwdrivers are essential for tasks involving fastening or loosening screws in various applications.

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A hammering screwdriver, also known as a striking or impact screwdriver, is a specialized type of screwdriver designed to be used with a hammer or mallet to provide additional force when driving or loosening stubborn screws. The term "black" in this context likely refers to the color of the screwdriver's handle or the tool's overall appearance.
Key features and characteristics of a hammering screwdriver include:
1. Handle: The handle of a hammering screwdriver is typically made of a durable material, such as rubber, plastic, or composite, which can withstand the impact from the hammer blows without getting damaged.
2. Striking Cap: The end of the handle often has a metal striking cap that can be struck with a hammer. This feature allows the user to apply additional force to the screwdriver when dealing with difficult or stuck screws.
3. Hexagonal Shank: The shaft of the hammering screwdriver is usually hexagonal in shape, allowing it to fit securely into the chuck of a drill or impact driver for manual or power-assisted screwdriving.
4. Magnetic Tip (Optional): Some hammering screwdrivers may have a magnetic tip to hold the screw in place during insertion or removal.
Using a hammering screwdriver involves the following steps:
1. Select the Right Size: Choose the hammering screwdriver with the appropriate size and type of tip (slotted or Phillips) that matches the screw you need to work with.
2. Align the Tip: Align the tip of the screwdriver with the slot or indentation on the screw head.
3. Hammering Motion: Hold the handle of the hammering screwdriver and strike the metal striking cap with a hammer or mallet. The impact helps to apply extra force to the screwdriver, facilitating easier screwdriving or loosening of tight screws.
Hammering screwdrivers are particularly useful when dealing with rusted or stuck screws that may be challenging to remove with regular hand screwdrivers alone. The hammering action helps to provide additional torque, making it easier to turn the screw without stripping or damaging the screw head.
It is essential to use the hammering screwdriver with appropriate care and control to avoid damaging the screw head or the surrounding material. Additionally, ensure that the screwdriver's tip is securely seated in the screw head to prevent slipping during hammering.

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A screwdriver is a hand tool used to tighten or loosen screws. It consists of a handle and a shaft, with a tip that fits into the head of a screw. By applying rotational force to the handle, the screwdriver transfers the torque to the screw, allowing it to be turned in or out of a material.
Key features and characteristics of a screwdriver include:
1. Handle: The handle is the part of the screwdriver that is gripped by the user. It is usually made of materials like plastic, rubber, or wood, providing a comfortable grip.
2. Shaft: The shaft is the long, thin rod that extends from the handle to the tip. It is typically made of steel or other durable materials.
3. Tip: The tip is the working end of the screwdriver that fits into the screw head. Screwdrivers come with various tip shapes, including flat-head (slotted), cross-head (Phillips), Pozidriv, Torx, square (Robertson), and hex (Allen) tips, among others. Each tip is designed to fit specific types of screw heads.
4. Magnetic Tip (optional): Some screwdrivers have a magnetic tip that holds the screw in place, making it easier to start the screw in hard-to-reach or awkward positions.
Screwdrivers are essential tools in various applications, including carpentry, woodworking, DIY projects, electronics repair, and general household tasks. They come in different sizes and tip configurations to accommodate various screw types and sizes.
When using a screwdriver, ensure that the tip fits securely into the screw head to prevent slipping and damaging the screw head or the surrounding material. Apply even pressure and avoid excessive force, especially with smaller screws or when working with delicate materials.
There are also powered screwdrivers, such as cordless electric screwdrivers or electric drills with screwdriver bits, which provide added convenience and speed for repetitive screwdriving tasks.
Having a selection of screwdrivers with different tip sizes and types is beneficial for tackling a wide range of screw-related projects effectively and efficiently. Proper care and storage of screwdrivers will help maintain their performance and extend their lifespan.

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• Item Code: 9001

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Screwdrivers are hand tools used for turning screws, bolts, and other fasteners with slotted or Phillips head slots. They are essential tools in various applications, from simple household repairs to complex mechanical work.
Key features and types of screwdrivers include:
1. Handle: The handle of a screwdriver is usually made of plastic, rubber, or wood to provide a comfortable and non-slip grip during use.
2. Shaft: The shaft is the long, slender part of the screwdriver that extends from the handle to the tip. It comes in various lengths to accommodate different tasks and access points.
3. Tip: The tip is the end of the screwdriver that fits into the slot or recess of the screw head. The most common types of tips are the slotted (flat) head and the Phillips head, but there are many other specialized tips available, such as Torx, square, hex, and more.
Common types of screwdrivers include:
1. Slotted Screwdrivers: Slotted screwdrivers have a flat, single-slot tip and are designed for turning screws with a straight-line slot.
2. Phillips Screwdrivers: Phillips screwdrivers have a cross-shaped tip, and they are designed to turn screws with a cross-shaped (X) slot.
3. Torx Screwdrivers: Torx screwdrivers have a six-pointed star-shaped tip and are commonly used in automotive and electronic applications.
4. Square Screwdrivers: Square screwdrivers have a square-shaped tip and are used for driving square-headed screws.
5. Hex Screwdrivers (Allen Keys): Hex screwdrivers, also known as Allen keys, have a hexagonal tip and are used for screws with hexagonal sockets.
6. Precision Screwdrivers: Precision screwdrivers are smaller screwdrivers with fine tips, commonly used in electronics and small-scale projects.
When using screwdrivers, it's important to choose the right type and size of screwdriver that matches the screw head to prevent damage and ensure a proper fit. Applying the right amount of force and using the correct technique while turning screws is essential to prevent slipping or damaging the fastener or surrounding materials.
Screwdrivers are versatile and widely used in various industries, including construction, carpentry, electronics, automotive, and household maintenance. Keeping a set of quality screwdrivers in your toolbox is essential for handling a wide range of fastening tasks effectively and efficiently.

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• Item Code: 9002

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A 2-in-1 screwdriver refers to a versatile hand tool that combines two different types of screwdriver tips into one handle. It typically has a reversible bit with two different screwdriver tips on opposite ends of the tool, allowing users to switch between them easily.
Key features and characteristics of a 2-in-1 screwdriver include:
1. Reversible Bit: The screwdriver has a bit that can be flipped or reversed to reveal two different screwdriver tips on either end. This design provides versatility and convenience, as users can switch between different screwdriver types without needing multiple tools.
2. Handle: The handle of the 2-in-1 screwdriver is designed for a comfortable grip and may be made of materials like plastic, rubber, or wood.
3. Screwdriver Tips: The tips of the 2-in-1 screwdriver can come in various configurations, such as flat-head (slotted) and cross-head (Phillips). Some models may have other types of tips, such as Torx or square.
Using a 2-in-1 screwdriver is straightforward:
1. Select the Desired Tip: Identify the type of screw you need to work with, either flat-head or cross-head.
2. Flip the Bit: If the current tip is not the one you need, flip or reverse the bit to reveal the desired screwdriver tip.
3. Insert the Screwdriver: Insert the selected screwdriver tip into the screw head.
4. Turn the Screw: Hold the handle of the screwdriver and turn it either clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen the screw.
2-in-1 screwdrivers are versatile and convenient tools, especially for tasks that require different types of screwdriver tips. They are commonly used for various household repairs, DIY projects, and other light-duty applications.
When using a 2-in-1 screwdriver, it's important to apply steady and even pressure to avoid damaging the screw head or the surrounding material. Additionally, make sure the screwdriver tip fits securely into the screw head to prevent slipping and potential injuries.

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• Item Code: 9003

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Screwdrivers are hand tools used for turning screws, bolts, and other fasteners with slotted or Phillips head slots. They are essential tools in various applications, from simple household repairs to complex mechanical work.
Key features and types of screwdrivers include:
1. Handle: The handle of a screwdriver is usually made of plastic, rubber, or wood to provide a comfortable and non-slip grip during use.
2. Shaft: The shaft is the long, slender part of the screwdriver that extends from the handle to the tip. It comes in various lengths to accommodate different tasks and access points.
3. Tip: The tip is the end of the screwdriver that fits into the slot or recess of the screw head. The most common types of tips are the slotted (flat) head and the Phillips head, but there are many other specialized tips available, such as Torx, square, hex, and more.
Common types of screwdrivers include:
1. Slotted Screwdrivers: Slotted screwdrivers have a flat, single-slot tip and are designed for turning screws with a straight-line slot.
2. Phillips Screwdrivers: Phillips screwdrivers have a cross-shaped tip, and they are designed to turn screws with a cross-shaped (X) slot.
3. Torx Screwdrivers: Torx screwdrivers have a six-pointed star-shaped tip and are commonly used in automotive and electronic applications.
4. Square Screwdrivers: Square screwdrivers have a square-shaped tip and are used for driving square-headed screws.
5. Hex Screwdrivers (Allen Keys): Hex screwdrivers, also known as Allen keys, have a hexagonal tip and are used for screws with hexagonal sockets.
6. Precision Screwdrivers: Precision screwdrivers are smaller screwdrivers with fine tips, commonly used in electronics and small-scale projects.
When using screwdrivers, it's important to choose the right type and size of screwdriver that matches the screw head to prevent damage and ensure a proper fit. Applying the right amount of force and using the correct technique while turning screws is essential to prevent slipping or damaging the fastener or surrounding materials.
Screwdrivers are versatile and widely used in various industries, including construction, carpentry, electronics, automotive, and household maintenance. Keeping a set of quality screwdrivers in your toolbox is essential for handling a wide range of fastening tasks effectively and efficiently.

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• Item Code: 9009