Socket Driver Handles

Most screws can be turned. A set of 6 types of tips (Philips, Positive Drive, Minus, Torx, Hex, Socket). It can be used with both power tools and hand tightening. It can be used for a wide range of screw tightening work. It can be screwed with a power tool and hand tightened with a handler ratchet.

A handle with a square drive at the tip of the screwdriver. Used as a box driver. The grip end has a concave insertion angle and can also be used as an extension bar.

* The plastic handle is not attached for insulation. Do not use it while the power is on. Also, please note that it is sensitive to heat.

If you insert the socket lightly and make a clicking sound, you can flexibly swing your head up to 15 degrees up, down, left and right, and if you push it in further, it is a two-stage utilization type that moves in the same linear direction as the conventional spin type handle.

Driver grip for 1/4 (6.3mm) socket A T-handle and extension bar can be attached to the rear of the grip with a 1/4 (6.3mm) outlet. Bolt / nut turning

Use by inserting the socket into the easy-to-grip plastic handle. Connect various sockets and attachments to sockets and fasten hexagon bolts and nuts.

Uses an easy-to-grip resin grip based on an ergonomic design. The grip end has a 1/4 ”SQ insertion hole, which can be combined with a slide T-bar, etc.

A driver-type socket wrench handle. There is an outlet at the grip end and it can also be used as an extension bar.

Anti-roll structure that prevents rolling and loss with the hexagonal shape at the base of the shaft

It is a driver handle. Ergonomic design and 2-component resin handle make it non-slip and safe. Driver handle type handle.

The T-handle driver delivers high torque when tightening and loosening.

Flexible shaft Turn clockwise (temporary tightening) Ideal for screw tightening work in narrow places such as corners and near the ceiling.

Driver handle using 1/4 ”HEX bit. For work in complicated places with a flexible shaft.