Channellock’s 61H 6-in-1 multibit screwdriver has two double-ended, high-alloy steel bit tips and a double-ended nut driver shank with nickel-chrome finish for corrosion resistance. Users can swap between the six most common fastener sizes with a flip of the alloy steel shank. It has a high-torque, reinforced handle.

Wiha Tools’ precision slotted screwdriver features a dual durometer material that is direct-molded to the blade for a permanent bond. It includes a hex profile finger grip for precise torque and a tapered handle for rapid rotation. The handle is sized proportionate to the tip.

Phoenix Contact’s 1205037 VDE insulated, slot-headed screwdriver is designed to work on or in the vicinity of live parts up to 1,000V AC or 1,500V DC. It also features an ergonomic two-component safety handle, and it is made of alloyed tool steel.

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.

Ideal Industries’ HD electrician’s screwdriver has a large-diameter shank for tough applications. The vapor-blasted tip prevents plate chipping, and the precision-ground tip provides secure fit in a screw slot. The cushion-rubber grip handle resists slippage, offering greater torque and comfort.

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.