Our 260 non-sparking slotted screwdriver is specifically intended for use by workers who work on a job site that contains fire or explosion hazard. This type of tool is designed for fitting into the slotted head screw.

The 261 non sparking Phillips screwdriver is a specialized tool used for hazardous applications that require the tool to be spark-free and corrosion-resistant. This type of tool is designed for loosening or tightening the Phillips head screw. It is advantageous over conventional screwdrivers because it does not generate sparks from impact, friction, strike or collision, which might incur a risk of fire and explosion.

Our 263A non sparking electrician's slotted screwdriver is a handy tool to have in an electrician tool kit. Drop-forged from non sparking copper alloy, the screwdriver is well suited for use in various areas that might contain combustible, explosive, or corrosive hazard. This tool is most often used to tighten or loosen electrical slotted screws.

The 265 non sparking insulated slotted screwdriver is specifically designed for use in live-line work. It is employed to tighten or loosen slotted screws that have been energized, and is able to withstand a maximum voltage of 1000v.

As the name suggests, the 266 non sparking insulated Phillips screwdriver has a cross-shaped tip that can seat itself into the cross-shaped head of a screw. It allows the Phillips screw to be tightened or removed more easily than a slotted screwdriver, as the former can provide twice the torque of the latter.