Gearwrench 80020H Slotted Screwdriver 3/8 in Blade

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 80020H is a slotted flat-blade screwdriver built for professional tradespeople who need reach and control on deep or recessed fasteners. The blade measures 12 inches in length with a 3/8 inch width, and the tool stretches to an overall length of 16.95 inches. The round steel shank transfers torque cleanly without flex. The handle combines acetate construction with a rubber grip zone, giving the user a secure hold during both high-torque driving and precision work. This screwdriver meets ASME B107.15 standards and is a practical daily-use hand tool for HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general mechanical trades.

This screwdriver is suited for residential and commercial service work where standard-length drivers cannot reach the fastener. Typical applications include accessing panel screws, terminal box hardware, equipment housing fasteners, and deep-set slotted screws inside mechanical enclosures. The 12-inch blade length makes it especially useful in confined equipment bays and access panels common in HVAC and electrical service work. The non-insulated, non-magnetic design is appropriate for general mechanical fastening tasks.

Key Features

• 12-inch steel blade with 3/8 inch slotted tip width for deep-reach fastening
• 16.95-inch overall length provides extended reach in tight equipment bays
• Round shank design for clean torque transfer and wrench-assist capability
• Acetate handle with rubber grip for secure hold under load
• Meets ASME B107.15 standard for screwdrivers
• Non-insulated construction — not rated for live electrical work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose slotted screwdriver compatible with standard flat-blade screw drive fasteners across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is not insulated and must not be used on or near energized electrical components. Electricians working on live circuits should use a properly rated insulated screwdriver. Inspect the blade tip before use — a worn or chipped tip can slip and damage fastener heads. Standard hand-tool practices apply; no power source or special tooling is required for use.