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General 807sx Ratcheting Offset Screwdriver, 4 In. Drive

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The General 807SX is a ratcheting offset screwdriver designed for reaching screws in tight spaces and hard-to-access locations where standard screwdrivers cannot fit. The offset head provides clearance behind panels and allows you to work at odd angles, while the ratchet mechanism enables forward and reverse operation without repositioning the tool. This makes it especially useful when leverage is required or when working in confined areas.

This tool serves as an alternative to traditional fixed screwdrivers, with a reversible ratchet handle and dual-blade design that make it versatile for different fastening tasks. The offset head design provides increased leverage compared to standard screwdrivers, making it easier to turn tough fasteners in hard-to-reach locations.

Features and Benefits

  • Dual Blades: Features one 2 Phillips and one 1/4 inch slotted screwdriver blade.
  • Hardened Tool Steel Blades: Blades are machined, ground, and hardened for durability and long-lasting performance.
  • Reversible Ratchet: Adjusts for forward or reverse operation, allowing you to drive and back out fasteners without flipping the tool.
  • Offset Design: The offset head provides odd-angle access and increased leverage compared to standard screwdrivers.
  • Plated Steel Ratchet: The ratchet mechanism is made from plated steel.
  • Government Specification Compliant: Conforms to U.S. government specification GGG-S-1408.

Specifications

  • Brand: General
  • Model: 807SX
  • Drive Length: 4 inches
  • Overall Length: 4 inches
  • Blade Types: 2 Phillips and 1/4 inch slotted
  • Blade Material: Hardened tool steel
  • Ratchet Material: Plated steel
  • Ratchet Handle: Reversible
  • Specification Conformance: GGG-S-1408

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel (metallic), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov