Channellock’s 131CB 13-in-1 ratcheting multibit screwdriver offers the 12 most common S2 steel bit types driven with a ¼-in. hex nut driver. The driver shaft is made with a rugged aluminum alloy for strength and durability. The handle contains a bit storage compartment, and the precision 28-tooth ratchet design and cushion grip allows operation in either direction with comfort.

Channellock’s Phillips No. 2 x 1.5 stubby-inch screwdriver has precision-machined, vacuum heat-treated, tri-alloy steel blades for durability and a nonporous, coated finish for lasting corrosion resistance. The high-torque, reinforced handle includes a part indicator for easy identification, and tips are precision-machined for a proper fit on fasteners.

Jameson’s insulated Pozidriv screwdriver is suitable for working on live or close to live parts at nominal voltages up to 1,000V. Constructed using heavy-duty, injection-molded Nylon 11, it can be used in utility, electrical and telecommunication applications. It is cut-, abrasion- and impact-resistant and can withstand temperatures between –40°F and 158°F.

Klein Tools’ 2-in-1 insulated electronics screwdriver with 1,000V insulation features two bits in one tool. It has an interchangeable shaft for quick bit change-outs, and the blade securely locks into the handle. The tips are heat-treated and precision-ground for strength.

Southwire’s SDCFR reaming screwdriver reams and smooths ½-, ¾- and 1-in. thin-wall conduit to protect wire and permit properly fitting installations. It reams inside and outside of conduit simultaneously, and the head can be removed and used with a power drill.