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    Screwdrivers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Screwdrivers.
    A staple in any toolbox, these are your go-to screwdrivers for routine maintenance and repair. The handle is made from a combination of soft, grippy plastic for high torque and smooth, hard plastic for quick grip adjustments and high-speed turning. It's also contoured to maximize comfort and minimize hand strain, fatigue, and blisters, even with extended use.
    Premium—The best screwdrivers available, with tips machined to tight tolerances for the tightest possible fit in fastener recesses. The snug fit means they'll turn screws quickly without wearing screw heads and the driver's tip.
    Standard Length—The most common screwdriver length for a specific drive size.
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    Torx Plus
     
    Premium
    IP5Standard5 1/8"2 3/8"5/32"Nickel-Plated SteelWera5259A32000000
     

    Torx Plus Bits

    Image of Product. Hex Shank. Front orientation. Screwdriver Bits. Torx Plus Bits, For Hand Tools.

    Hex Shank

    Image of Product. Quick-Change Hex Shank. Front orientation. Screwdriver Bits. Torx Plus Bits, For Power Tools.

    Quick-Change Hex

    Shank

    With larger lobes than Torx bits, these deliver even more torque without slipping and stripping the drive. They have a similar profile to Torx but are not recommended for use with standard Torx screws.
    Hex Shank—Also known as insert bits, these snap into hand tools. If you want to use them with power tools, attach a bit adapter (not included).
    Quick-Change Hex Shank—Lock these bits directly into power tools. They won't wobble as much as bits paired with an adapter, so they are the best choice for high-precision tasks.
    Steel—Best for dry environments, since moisture will cause these bits to rust.
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    For Hand Tools
     
    1/4" Hex Shank Size
    IP51"Steel
    		54305A1800000
     
    For Power Tools
     
    1/4" Quick-Change Hex Shank Size
    IP52"Steel
    		3716A350000
     

    Torque-Limiting Keys

    Image of Product. T-Handle. Front orientation. T-Handle. Torque-Limiting Keys.

    T-Handle

    Often used to install carbide inserts in cutting tools, these keys have a small handle that prevents you from generating too much torque when turning a fastener.
    T-Handle—These keys have a wider handle than L-keys, so they're easier to grip.
    Black-Oxide Steel—The coating offers minimal corrosion resistance, so these keys are best for dry environments.
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    Torx Plus
     
    T-Handle
    IP52 3/4"Black-Oxide SteelCushion7273A1100000
     
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