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Platinum Tools 19001 6-in-1 screwdriver with interchangeable bits and nut drivers

Platinum Tools

Platinum Tools 19001 6 in 1 Screwdriver

SKU CH-1WRE-TYV8M

Six interchangeable bits cover Phillips, slotted and nut-driver sizes for varied fastening tasks

  • TypeCantilever Storage Racks & Components
  • Six interchangeable bits cover common fasteners
  • Includes both #1 and #2 Phillips drivers
  • Slotted #5 and #7 tips handle flat-head screws
  • 1/4" and 5/16" nut drivers tackle hex heads

6-in-1 screwdriver for general assembly

The Platinum Tools 19001 combines six common driver profiles in a single handle. It ships with #1 and #2 Phillips tips, #5 and #7 slotted tips, plus 1/4 and 5/16 nut drivers. Technicians and hobbyists can tackle a variety of fastening tasks without swapping tools. The compact format suits toolboxes, drawers or a belt pouch.

Manual operation with no thermal or power concerns

This hand tool generates no heat, produces no audible noise and draws no electrical power during use. Performance depends entirely on the force applied by the user. There are no cooling requirements, no duty-cycle limits and no energy costs to consider. It is ready whenever the job demands it.

Highlights

  • Six interchangeable bits cover common fasteners
  • Includes both #1 and #2 Phillips drivers
  • Slotted #5 and #7 tips handle flat-head screws
  • 1/4" and 5/16" nut drivers tackle hex heads

Specifications

TypeCantilever Storage Racks & Components

Questions about this item

How do I install the Phillips #1 bit into the Platinum Tools 19001 screwdriver?

Pull the bit holder sleeve back, insert the Phillips #1 bit until it clicks, then release the sleeve to lock it in place.

When should I replace the slotted #5 bit on this 6 in 1 screwdriver?

Replace the slotted #5 bit when the tip shows rounding or wear that prevents full contact with screw heads.

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