- Phillips Screwdriver: two sizes available, sold individually
- Certified to 1000 V AC, 1500 V DC
- Ergonomic handle causes less strain, provides maximum torque

Manufactured from chrome vanadium steel blades with magnetic tips, this range of pro-torq screwdrivers is ideal for professional use. Fitted with a unique dual grip triangular handle which has been designed for improved user comfort, allowing more torque to be applied. With a convenient hanging hole in the handle for storage, crosspoint screws virtually eliminate the screwdriver slippage if the correct size is used. The No.2 screwdriver would be suitable for most applications, but the product can be purchased in multiple sizes to suit your needs.

Features and Benefits
• Chrome vanadium steel blades give the product durability and accuracy
• Magnetic tips ensure precision when applying torque and helps avoid slippage
• Bi-material grip boosts control of the tools
• Triangular handle is ergonomic and bolsters user comfort

Typical Applications
• Automotive
• DIY
• Plumbing
• Engineering
• Electrical

Standards
• Conforms to DIN ISO 8764

These single-hexagon sockets possess six points which offer a more positive location, particularly on worn or rounded nuts and require a one-sixth turn to engage the next point of the socket. Available in a variety of metric sizes and manufactured from chrome vanadium steel.


Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from a resilient chrome vanadium steel
• Available in a variety of metric sizes to suit your application
• Polished finish repels grime and dirt for an easy clean
• 6 point sockets require only one-sixth of a turn to engage the next point


Typical Applications

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.