General purpose Phillips screwdrivers come in an assortment of Phillips tip sizes for use in a variety of applications. Phillips screwdrivers have a Phillips-style tip at the end of the shaft that is cross shaped and is inserted into the Phillips indentation in the screwhead and the handle is turned to rotate the screw.

Insulated Phillips screwdrivers have an insulated handle and shaft to protect against electrical shock from live electrical circuits and are suitable for use near electrical components when tightening and loosening screws. The insulated handle also allows for a more secure grip when turning compared to a noninsulated handle.

These magnetic tip Phillips screwdrivers have a magnetic tip that holds ferrous metal screws prior to installation and reduces the chance of dropped and lost fasteners. They have a Phillips-style tip at the end of the shaft that is cross shaped and is inserted into the Phillips indentation in the screwhead and the handle is turned to rotate the screw.

Precision Phillips screwdrivers are suitable for turning small screws on sensitive electronic components. Drivers have handles with a rotating cap that allows the user to hold the shaft of the screwdriver steady while only rotating the cap at the back for precise turning and control when working in tight spaces or with tiny screws.

Demolition Phillips screwdrivers have steel shafts that run through the complete length of the handle making them suitable for prying, chiseling, and punching. The shafts transfer the impact force from the striking plate at the end of the screwdriver to the tip.

These screw-holding tip Phillips screwdrivers have a mechanical device that can hold screws prior to installation and reduce the chances of dropped and lost fasteners. They are designed to fully tighten the fastener.

Pocket clip Phillips screwdrivers have a clip on the handle so the tool can be carried inside a pocket and quickly retrieved.

These Phillips screw starters are used to hold screws in place for initial installation and are ideal for use with small screws and in hard-to-reach locations. They are not designed to fully tighten a screw and require the use of a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the fastener to the correct torque.

Phillips screwdrivers with wire bending stud come with a metal stud on the handle that can bend and loop wire for making connections in electrical outlets and switches. They eliminate the need to have a separate tool for bending and looping wire for electrical connections.

Nonsparking Phillips screwdrivers won’t spark during use and can tighten and loosen screws in locations where flammable vapors or combustible liquids are present. They are suitable for use in chemical, gas, and oil processing applications.

These ESD-safe precision Phillips screwdrivers allow for the safe and controlled dissipation of static build up when turning small screws on static sensitive electrical components and prevent damage from static buildup. Drivers have handles with a rotating cap that allows the user to hold the shaft of the screwdriver steady while only rotating the cap at the back for precise turning and control when working in tight spaces or with tiny screws.

Tether-ready Phillips screwdrivers have a loop or hole that allows the attachment of a tether where the tether is attached to the user or a fixed object to prevent the tool from falling and causing injuries or damage when working at height.

Offset Phillips screwdrivers have an offset handle that can tighten and loosen screws in tight spaces. They have a Phillips-style tip at the end of the shaft that is cross shaped and is inserted into the Phillips indentation in the screwhead and the handle is turned to rotate the screw.

Insulated precision Phillips screwdrivers have an insulated handle and shaft to protect against electrical shock from live electrical circuits and are suitable for use near electrical components when tightening and loosening small screws. The insulated handle also allows for a more secure grip when turning compared to a noninsulated handle. Insulated screwdrivers have handles with a rotating cap that allows the user to hold the shaft of the screwdriver steady while only rotating the cap at the back for precise turning and control when working in tight spaces or with tiny screws.