Buying Guide

To demagnetize screwdriver:
Insert shaft fully into smallest
demagnetizing slot that fits; avoid
rotating shaft while drawing out slowly
To magnetize screwdriver:
Insert screwdriver shaft fully into
magnetizing slot; avoid rotating
shaft while drawing out slowly
Fits these drivers
• #3 Phillips
• 1/4" Keystone
(round or square shank)
• 5/16" Cabinet
• #2 Phillips Insulated
• 1/4" Cabinet Insulated
• Most precision screwdrivers
Quickly magnetize and demagnetize screwdriver tips
and bits using powerful rare-earth magnets
NEW!
Cat. No. Overall Length Overall Height Overall Width Weight
MAG2 2-13/64" (56.0 mm) 45/64" (17.9 mm) 1-3/32" (26.2 mm) 1.1 oz (32 g)
Keystone Cabinet Phillips
(Profilated Tip)
Combo
Recess
Square TORX
®
Using Screwdrivers and Nut Drivers
Introduction
Extra-quality features have made the Klein name famous for hand tools – features that
assure greater convenience, comfort and efficiency in use, plus exceptional strength
and durability.
All Klein drivers are made of the highest quality tempered steel and carefully
heat-treated for maximum strength. Shafts have integral flanges that provide an extra-
strong, torque-proof anchor in the handle. Strong, durable black tips are forged and
precision ground with square edges to fit screw openings securely. They resist slip-
page and provide positive turning action.
Cushion-Grip screwdrivers feature super-comfortable, sure-grip handles on top-quality
blades for the professional. All Klein screwdrivers meet or exceed applicable ANSI and
MIL specifications.
The size of the screw or nut and the type of opening it has determines which driver
to use. Here are a few tips on how to use a driver that can be of benefit, because
screwdrivers are the most often misused and abused hand tools of all.
1. Never use a driver to do another tool's job.
Using a driver as a pry bar, scraper, or a chisel can ruin the tool, spoil the work
and cause injury.
2. Never push a driver beyond its capacity.
Make a pilot hole for the screw for easier driving. Use square-shank drivers
for heavy work.
3. Never expose a driver to excessive heat.
Direct flame can draw the temper from the metal, weakening and possibly
warping it, making it unsafe and inefficient to use.
4. Never use a driver at an angle to the screw.
Always keep the shank perpendicular to the screw head. Driving at an angle or
using a point that is too small can spoil the screw or slip and damage the work.
5. Never depend on a driver's handle or covered blade to insulate you
from electricity. Plastic and Cushion-Grip handles are intended only to provide a
firm, comfortable grip. Insulated blades are intended only as a protective measure
against shorting out components. Only use insulated tools that are marked with the
official international 1000-volt rating symbol if there is any chance that the tool will
make contact with an energized source.
6. Discard damaged or worn drivers.
TORX
®
is a registered trademark of Acument Intellectual Properties, LLC.
Screwdrivers, Nut Drivers and Accessories
See page 295 for additional information on warnings.
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