Klein Tools® Launches Unique Slotted Screw-Holding Drivers for Hard-To-Reach Areas

October 11, 2023

Slotted Screw-Holding Drivers for Hard-To-Reach Areas

 Klein Tools introduces new Slotted Screw-Holding Screwdrivers, designed with positive gripping action to hold, start and drive screws in awkward, hard-to-reach places. 

Slotted Screw-Holding Screwdrivers (Cat. Nos. 6013K, 6024K. 6026K, 85153K)

  • Slotted screw-holding feature mechanically holds screws to work where stainless steel is required
  • Screwdrivers have color coded rings and hot stamped cap markings for quick identification
  • Essential when working with non-magnetic screws and installing overhead fixtures
  • Durable to start and drive screws with one tool
  • Engage the screw holding feature with just the slide of your thumb
  • Helps prevent dropping screws on the jobsite
  • Cushion-Grip™ handle for greater torque and comfort

“Given the wide range of places that professionals have to work, they can often encounter awkward or hard-to-reach areas,” says Spencer Yale, associate product manager at Klein Tools. “The new Slotted Screw-Holding Screwdrivers feature a unique split-blade screw-holding driver that wedges into screw slots in said hard-to-reach areas. The drivers are made of tempered steel and carefully heat-treated for maximum strength, and precision ground to fit screw openings securely.” 

Spencer Yale,
associate product manager at Klein Tools

For more information, visit www.kleintools.com/new-products

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