Expert quality, hardened and tempered chrome alloy steel blades. Fitted ­with a unique dual grip handle with revolving top designed for added user comfort whilst allowing more torque to be applied.

TX
TX head screws are used predominantly for engineering and automotive applications.
The design of the screw allows high torque levels to be applied without the driver slipping.

Boasting an automatic return feature in the form of a spring loaded steel slide mechanism which automatically retracts the blade back into the handle when pressure is released. Handle includes lanyard hole to safely hang the tool up when not in use, or have on your person to ensure safety. Supplied in a attractive red colour and allows for simple blade change. For use with heavy duty blades only.

Features and Benefits
• Lanyard hole to easily store and hang the tool when not in use
• Spring loaded mechanism automatically retracts the blade for safety and to decrease the risk of accidental cutting
• Ergonomically curved body allows for comfortable cutting and ease of use
• Suited for both left and right handed users for versatility

Typical Applications
• Idea for use in environments where cutting is regular and unavoidable such as:
• Warehousing
• Production Line
• Food Industry
• Retail

Manufactured from chrome vanadium steel with hardened parallel opening jaws that are ground and polished, laser etched with metric graduations for rapid repeatable reference setting. The wide grooved profile of the opening mechanism and coarsely knurled adjusting screw ensures smooth adjustment. Fully insulated, conforms to EN 60900:2012 standards for safe electrical applications up to 1000V.

Designed for maximum grip under load application, these Hi-Grip screwdrivers have a slotted tip, round blade and a flared flat head. The red moulded cushion grip gives optimum operator comfort, making the product ideally suited for assembly work. The tough alloy steel blades possess a satin finish whilst the product has magnetic tips, hardened and ground to prolong tool life. Available in a variety of sizes to suit your requirements. Slotted head screws are the most commonly used screw. To safely drive these screws, the tip of the screwdriver should be of the same width as the slot in the screw head and fill it as well, to minimise slipping and deforming the screw head.

Features and Benefits
• Slotted head screws are the most commonly used, meaning these screwdrivers are a must for any well rounded tool kit
• Blades are manufactured from tough alloy steel for durability
• Magnetised tips hold the fasteners in place when driving for more accurate results
• Red, moulded cushion grip is designed to boost user comfort, grip and control
• Available in a range of sizes and styles to suit your needs

Typical Applications
• DIY
• Electrical
• Construction
• Automotive