Klein Tools® #2 Phillips Screwdriver - 4" (102 mm) Round-Shank

Phillips Screwdriver

Cushion Grip handle allows for greater torque and comfort. Integral flanges inside handle provide solid, twist resistant blade anchor. Special heat treated shafts. Precision machined tip for exact fit. Premium chrome plated for smooth feel and corrosion resistance. Patented Tip Ident quickly identifies the type of screwdriver and screwdriver tip orientation. Meets or exceeds applicable ASME / ANSI specifications. No. 2 Phillips with 4-Inch shank.

Choosing The Right Screwdriver

When selecting a screwdriver, consider the fastener type, required torque, workspace accessibility, and application environment. Using the correct tip size helps prevent stripped screws, reduces tool wear, and improves overall efficiency. For electrical work, insulated screwdrivers are often preferred, while multi-bit and specialty drivers offer added versatility for maintenance and field service applications.

Insulated Vs. Standard Screwdrivers

Insulated: Feature protective insulation designed for electrical applications, commonly used by electricians and technicians working around energized equipment. Insulated screwdrivers help provide an additional layer of protection when working near live circuits.

Non Insulated: Ideal for general mechanical, industrial, and maintenance applications where electrical insultation is not required; they often provide a wide range of tip styles and sizes for everyday fastening tasks.

Common Types of Screwdrivers

Slotted (Flathead) Screw Drivers: Best for traditional slotted screws found in electrical devices, terminal blocks, and older equipment. The simple design allows for quick adjustments and general-purpose use.

Phillips Screwdrivers: Designed for Phillips-head fasteners commonly found in electrical panels, appliances, automotive components, and general construction. The cross shaped tip helps center the driver in the screw for improved engagement and reduced sleeping.

Cabinet Tip Screwdrivers: Features a narrow blade profile that provides access to the recessed screws and confined work areas. Commonly used for electrical terminals, control panels, and precision assembly work.

Square-Recess (Robertson) Screwdrivers: Offer excellent grip and torque transfer, helping reduce cam-out during installation. Frequently used in electrical work, cabinetry, and construction applications.

Multi-bit Screwdrivers: Combine multiple driver tips into a single tool for increased versatility. Ideal for service technicians, installers, and maintenance professionals who encounter various fastener types throughout the day.