Stanley 64-172-A Phillips No. 2 Screwdriver 10 Inch

Product Description

The STANLEY 64-172-A is a Phillips screwdriver built for professional use on the job site or in the shop. It features a No. 2 Phillips tip, a 10-inch round shank, and a plastic handle designed for everyday hand-tool work. The No. 2 point size covers the most common Phillips fastener range found in HVAC panels, electrical enclosures, plumbing access covers, and general mechanical assemblies. At 0.34 pounds, it is light enough for sustained overhead or confined-space work. This screwdriver is a standard addition to any service tech or installer's hand-tool kit.

This screwdriver is suited for residential and light commercial service work across trades. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and pool equipment installers will find the No. 2 Phillips tip compatible with the sheet-metal screws, equipment panel fasteners, and terminal covers common to their daily work. The 10-inch shank provides extended reach into deeper cabinets, junction boxes, and equipment enclosures where a standard-length driver cannot seat fully on the fastener.

Key Features

• No. 2 Phillips tip fits the most common Phillips fastener size used across mechanical trades
• 10-inch round shank provides extended reach in deep cabinets and enclosures
• Round shank profile allows a wrench or pliers to be applied for added torque when needed
• Plastic handle provides a lightweight, comfortable grip for extended use
• Single-piece packaging — sold individually, no minimum quantity beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose No. 2 Phillips hand screwdriver suitable for use with standard Phillips-head fasteners across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and pool service applications.

Installation Notes

This is a hand screwdriver intended for manual fastener driving and removal. No power source or lockout procedure is required for the tool itself, though standard electrical or mechanical lockout-tagout procedures should always be followed when servicing energized or pressurized equipment. Apply steady axial pressure while turning to prevent cam-out and fastener damage. Do not use impact drivers or powered tools in place of this hand driver.