Stanley 66-182-A Slotted Cabinet Screwdriver 3/16 in

Product Description

The STANLEY 66-182-A is a slotted cabinet screwdriver built for heavy-duty fastening work in tight or deep-access applications. It features a 3/16-inch slotted tip ground to fit cabinet-style fasteners with precision. The 12-inch round-shank blade extends reach into deep cavities or recessed fastener locations. An acetate handle provides a firm grip and resists common shop solvents. At 15.75 inches overall length and 0.286 pounds, this screwdriver is easy to maneuver without sacrificing torque transfer. HVAC techs, electricians, plumbers, and general contractors keep this tool on hand for panel work, junction box fastening, and equipment access screws.

This screwdriver is well suited for residential and light commercial trade work where deep-reach slotted fasteners are common. The cabinet tip profile is narrower than a standard tip of the same width, making it effective in countersunk and recessed screw heads. Electricians use it for terminal screws inside panels and enclosures. HVAC technicians reach for it when fastening equipment covers with recessed cabinet screws. The 3.75-inch acetate handle keeps the overall tool balanced during extended use.

Key Features

• 3/16-inch slotted cabinet tip for precise fit in narrow, recessed fastener heads
• 12-inch round-shank blade provides extended reach into deep or obstructed fastener locations
• 15.75-inch overall length for added leverage without excess bulk
• Acetate handle resists common solvents and provides a secure grip
• Round shank allows use of a wrench for additional torque when needed
• Lightweight at 0.286 pounds for all-day carry and use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose slotted cabinet screwdriver compatible with 3/16-inch slotted fasteners in trade and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Always de-energize electrical panels and equipment before using this screwdriver near live terminals. Select the correct tip width to avoid cam-out and fastener damage. When additional torque is required, a wrench may be applied to the round shank. Inspect the tip for wear before use and replace the tool if the tip is chipped or rounded.