Stanley 66-112-A Slotted Cabinet Screwdriver 2 in Blade

Product Description

The STANLEY 66-112-A is a standard slotted screwdriver built for everyday fastening tasks in the trades and on the bench. It features a cabinet-style tip measuring 0.125 inches wide, a 2-inch blade, and an overall length of 4.5 inches. The round shank transfers torque directly to the fastener with minimal flex. The acetate handle provides a firm, comfortable grip during extended use. At 0.098 pounds, it is light enough to carry in a tool pouch without adding bulk. Electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, and general maintenance professionals reach for this size when working in tight panels, junction boxes, or equipment enclosures where a compact driver is needed.

This screwdriver is suited for light-duty fastening in residential and commercial service work. The 0.125-inch cabinet tip is commonly used on small slotted screws found in electrical panels, terminal blocks, control boards, and equipment access covers. The short 2-inch blade and compact overall length make it practical for confined spaces where a full-size screwdriver cannot seat squarely on the fastener. It is appropriate for bench work, field service calls, and general maintenance tasks across HVAC, plumbing, and electrical trades.

Key Features

• Cabinet-style slotted tip: 0.125 inches wide for small-fastener precision
• 2-inch blade length for use in tight spaces and shallow recesses
• 4.5-inch overall length keeps the tool compact and portable
• Round shank design for direct torque transfer
• Acetate handle for secure grip and durability
• Lightweight at 0.098 pounds — fits easily in a tool pouch or service bag

Compatibility

Designed as a standard slotted screwdriver suitable for general-purpose use across residential and light commercial service applications involving small slotted fasteners.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and maintenance professionals. Always de-energize electrical equipment and follow NFPA 70E safe work practices before using a screwdriver inside live panels or terminal enclosures. Select the correct tip size to match the fastener slot width — an oversized or undersized tip can damage the fastener head or slip under load. Inspect the tip for wear or deformation before use and replace the tool if the tip is mushroomed or chipped.