- 30% more torque for less effort than traditional style screwdrivers.
- Handle design includes a nylon core for increased durability and a tough polypropylene outer core with a solvent resistant rubber grip.
- Bolster for extra torque on tough jobs.
- Bar is chrome plated for increased corrosion resistance and the tip is hardened and heat treated tip for strength and performance.
- Permanent laser marking on bar and tip identification molded into the handle for easy identification.
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Get maximum torque with minimum effort with Stanley's new FatMax screwdrivers. This screwdriver delivers 30% more torque for less effort than traditional style screwdrivers, and the handle has a soft grip with a textured surface for extra comfort. It also features a smooth end cap with the tip identification molded in. Other great features include a nylon core for increased durability, a solvent resistant grip, a bolster for extra torque on tough jobs, chrome plated bar for increased corrosion resistance, and a hardened and heat treated tip for strength and performance.
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This review is from: Stanley 67-082 4-Piece FatMax Screwdriver Set (Tools & Home Improvement)
Thought I'd get a set for myself, my husband HATES it when I use his. These are great. I'm not sure what torque is, but it sure makes hanging drapery hardware a whole lot easier than others. I havn't even made a "point" on the phillips head ones - something that seems to happen with others I have borrowed.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Lost 'em before they broke.,
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This review is from: Stanley 67-082 4-Piece FatMax Screwdriver Set (Tools & Home Improvement)
These are SOLID! I sure wish I didn't lose them over the years because they've been through some serious usage and never broke or bent. However I probably won't buy them again because they're much more expensive than the cheapest screw drivers at the hardware store, while being theoretically just as likely to lose. But if you live in a stable house (as opposed to my college party house) they're probably a good investment.
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