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Southwire SDSET8US 8-Piece Screwdriver Set with Cushion Grip Handles

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Southwire SDSET8US 8-Piece Screwdriver Set with Cushion Grip Handles8 Piece Cushion Grip Screwdriver Set An American made 8 piece screwdriver set engineered from tempered steel for precise fit and long lasting performance. Cushion grip handles deliver comfort and maximum torque, with corrosion resistant shanks and tether ready handles for safer work at height. Key Features: Tempered Steel Blades: Precision fit tips made from high quality tempered steel for durability and accuracy Cushion Grip Comfort: Ergonomic

8-Piece Cushion Grip Screwdriver Set

An American-made 8-piece screwdriver set engineered from tempered steel for precise fit and long-lasting performance. Cushion grip handles deliver comfort and maximum torque, with corrosion-resistant shanks and tether-ready handles for safer work at height.

Key Features:

  • Tempered Steel Blades: Precision-fit tips made from high-quality tempered steel for durability and accuracy
  • Cushion Grip Comfort: Ergonomic handles provide comfort and maximum torque during extended use
  • Corrosion-Resistant Shanks: Built to withstand tough jobsite conditions and reduce wear
  • Tether-Ready Handles: Integrated tether holes allow secure lanyard attachment for elevated work
  • Made in USA: Proudly manufactured in America with quality materials

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Set Size 8 pieces
Model SDSET8US
Southwire # 65139940
Material Tempered steel shanks/blades
Handle Type Cushion grip, tether-hole integrated
Shank Finish Corrosion resistant
Country of Origin USA
Warranty Limited Lifetime

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What sizes or types are included?
A: Set includes a variety of slotted and Phillips drivers sized for common fastening tasks; exact piece mix per Southwire SDSET8US set.

Q: Are the handles slip-resistant?
A: Yes. The cushion grip handle is designed for comfort and a secure hold while applying torque.

Q: Can these be used at height?
A: Yes. Handles include tether holes for attaching a lanyard to help prevent drops when working aloft.

Q: Will the tips resist rust?
A: The shanks are corrosion resistant to help extend tool life in demanding environments.

Q: Where is this set made?
A: Proudly made in the USA.

Purposeful Tools with Polished Poise

This screwdriver set brings a refined, professional sensibility to any workspace, marrying sleek tempered steel with sculpted cushion grips. The amber-and-black handles add a subtle, sophisticated note while offering superb control. Display them on a wall-mounted magnetic strip for a clean, tailored look and instant access. Consider them a hardworking essential that elevates the craft of everyday fixes.

Equip your toolkit with this American-made 8-piece set for precise, comfortable fastening on every project.

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