Gearwrench
Gearwrench Screwdrivers and Hand Tools
Gearwrench offers screwdrivers in Phillips, slotted, Torx and cabinet styles, along with snap ring pliers, a circuit tester and multi-bit ratchet screwdrivers. Several screwdrivers have ergonomic tri-Lobe handles, and some handles are oil and solvent resistant. Tips on many screwdrivers have a black oxide, non-slip coating.
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Buying Guide: Screwdrivers and Hand Tools
Screwdriver Styles
Phillips screwdrivers come in tip sizes such as #0 x 2-1/2 in and #3 x 6 in. Slotted screwdrivers are offered in sizes such as 1/4 in x 4 in, and cabinet slotted models come in sizes such as 3/16 in x 4 in. Torx screwdrivers cover sizes T10, T15, T20 and T25.
Snap Ring Pliers and Testers
Gearwrench sells internal and external snap ring pliers sets, and the external set has a double dipped grip for control and comfort. The 129D circuit tester checks spark plugs for spark, and its bulb lights when voltage is present. Have a qualified technician handle ignition or electrical work, and follow the vehicle manual.
Multi-Bit Ratchet Drivers
The 80191R multi-bit ratchet screwdriver has a full metal ratchet mechanism and is sold in a 19 piece set. Its dual-material grip resists oil and solvents. Match the bit to the screw head on your old part before you start.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Gearwrench make?
Gearwrench offers Phillips, slotted, Torx and cabinet screwdrivers, internal and external snap ring pliers, a 12 V circuit tester, and multi-bit ratchet screwdrivers with interchangeable bits.
How do I choose the right size or type?
Match the screw head type first, whether Phillips, slotted or Torx. Then match the tip number or size on the old screw or part. On the 80000H Phillips screwdriver, the part number and size are laser etched on the blade, so you can compare them directly.
Can I use the circuit tester on a spark plug?
Yes, the 129D tester is made to check spark plugs for spark. Its bulb lights when voltage is present. Follow the vehicle manual and have a qualified technician work on ignition systems.
