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Fuller 3/16 in. x 6 in. Electrician Slotted Screwdriver
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Fuller 3/16 in. x 6 in. Electrician Slotted Screwdriver
The Fuller 3/16 in. x 6 in. Electrician Slotted Screwdriver is a slotted (electrician) screwdriver from Fuller's Pro 300 line, with a 6 in. blade of chrome vanadium steel, chrome plated against rust, set in an extra-large clear shatterproof handle. The blade has straight sides with no shoulders and a narrow 3/16 in. tip, so it reaches screws sunk in terminal blocks, counterbores and device housings.
The narrow tip suits small slotted screws; it will cam out of wide-slot screws, which call for a 1/4 in. or 5/16 in. keystone tip. This is not an insulated driver, so it is not rated for live work.
Features and Common Uses
- 3/16 in. slotted, straight-sided (no shoulders) tip
- Chrome vanadium steel blade for strength and long life
- Chrome plated to resist rust
- Extra-large, one-piece shatterproof handle in clear acetate for high torque
- Round shank
- Part of the Fuller Pro 300 line, model 110-0303
Commonly used for:
- Terminal screws on receptacles, switches and breakers
- Recessed slotted screws in fixtures and appliances
- Small slotted hardware and electronics enclosures
Specifications
| Brand | Fuller Tool |
|---|---|
| Model | 110-0303 (bulk 110-0303B) |
| Product Line | Pro 300 |
| Drive | Slotted (electrician) |
| Tip | 3/16 in. Slotted Electrician |
| Blade Length | 6 in. |
| Shank | Round, chrome vanadium steel, chrome plated |
| Handle | Clear acetate, one-piece shatterproof |
| UPC | 056822003033 |
Model, size and material details from: Source: Fuller 110-0303 distributor specification page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What steel is the blade?
Chrome vanadium steel, chrome plated to resist rust.
Is the handle shatterproof?
Yes. Fuller Pro 300 drivers use a one-piece, extra-large shatterproof acetate handle.
Is this insulated for live electrical work?
No. It is a standard Pro 300 electrician-pattern driver with a plastic handle and no voltage rating. Use a rated insulated screwdriver for energized circuits.