Eazypower Corp
Eazypower Corp 86254 Tamper Resistant Hex Screwdriver 5/32 in hand screwdriver
A tamper-resistant hex screwdriver with a 5/32 in tip, 9 in overall length, butyrate handle and tool-steel shank
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Handle MaterialButerate Handle, Tool Steel Shank
- Tamper-resistant hex tip removes security fasteners
- 5/32 inch tip fits matching screw heads
- Butyrate handle gives comfortable grip
- Tool-steel shank resists twisting under load
- Chrome tip finish reduces wear on contact
Tamper-Resistant 5/32 in Hex Driver
The Eazypower 86254 is a hand screwdriver built for security fasteners with a 5/32 inch tamper-resistant hex tip. It targets technicians and maintenance crews who regularly service equipment secured with pin-in-head screws. The butyrate handle and tool-steel shank form a standard workshop tool for controlled turning force.
Butyrate Handle and Chrome Tip Finish
The butyrate handle provides a solvent-resistant grip while the tool-steel shank carries a chrome tip finish for surface protection. No insulated coating, magnetic tip, ESD-safe rating, non-sparking construction or corrosion-resistant treatment is included. The accessory set consists solely of the single driver; no bits, cases or software are bundled.
Security Hex Interface Constraints
The security hex profile only engages fasteners with a matching centre pin, so standard hex screws cannot be driven with this tip. The 9 inch overall length limits access in deep recesses or tightly packed assemblies. Buyers needing insulated shafts, magnetic retention or a broader range of tip sizes must select a different tool.
Highlights
- Tamper-resistant hex tip removes security fasteners
- 5/32 inch tip fits matching screw heads
- Butyrate handle gives comfortable grip
- Tool-steel shank resists twisting under load
- Chrome tip finish reduces wear on contact
Specifications
| Brand | Eazypower |
|---|---|
| Model | 86254 |
| Type | Screwdrivers |
| Handle Material | Buterate Handle, Tool Steel Shank |
Questions about this item
Will the buterate handle or tool-steel shank need replacement after heavy use?
The buterate handle and tool-steel shank are built for durability; replace the screwdriver only if the tip rounds off or the handle cracks.
What stops me from turning the tamper-resistant 5/32 in hex tip continuously?
The limiting factor is the 5/32 in security hex tip — it will cam out or strip the fastener before the shank yields.
Does the chrome-finished tip or bare shank get hot or slip during all-day driving?
The chrome tip finish resists corrosion but offers no insulation; the bare shank conducts heat and the buterate handle stays cool.
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