Gearwrench 80005H Phillips Screwdriver Size 2

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 80005H is a No. 2 Phillips screwdriver built for professional use in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical service work. The blade measures 1.5 inches in length and features a round shank machined from full-polish alloy steel. The shaft is laser etched with the part number and size for quick identification in a tool bag or pouch. A tri-lobe dual-material handle in black and orange provides a comfortable, non-slip grip during sustained fastener driving. This screwdriver meets ASME B107.15 standards for performance and quality, making it a reliable daily-use hand tool for licensed tradespeople.

The 80005H is suited for residential and light commercial service work where a compact No. 2 Phillips driver is needed in tight spaces. The 1.5-inch blade length makes it practical for driving screws in shallow cavities, panel covers, electrical boxes, and equipment access doors. The ergonomic handle measures 2.5625 inches in length with a 1.31-inch diameter, giving the user adequate torque control without the bulk of a full-size screwdriver. It is not insulated and is not rated for live electrical work.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip with laser-etched size and part number on the blade
• 1.5-inch full-polish alloy steel blade on a round shank
• Ergonomic tri-lobe dual-material handle for improved grip and comfort
• Meets ASME B107.15 performance and quality standards
• Non-slip black handle finish with orange accent
• Not insulated — not rated for energized circuit work

Compatibility

Designed as a standard No. 2 Phillips hand screwdriver for general trade service use wherever a compact 1.5-inch blade length is appropriate.

Installation Notes

For use by qualified tradespeople in non-energized applications only — this screwdriver carries no insulation rating and must not be used on live circuits. De-energize and lock out equipment before driving or removing fasteners on electrical panels, HVAC components, or control boards. Inspect the tip for wear before use; a worn Phillips tip can cam out and damage fastener heads.