Greenlee Heavy-Duty Phillips Tip #2 x 1-1/2" Screwdriver
Heavy Duty, Stubby - Precision-machined tips for exact fit - Handle marked for easy identification of screwdriver size, type and length
Heavy-Duty Phillips Tip #2 x 1-1/2" Screwdriver
Heavy Duty, Stubby - Precision-machined tips for exact fit - Handle marked for easy identification of screwdriver size, type and length 
Product #: GRE0153-32C
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Product Description
The Greenlee Heavy-Duty Phillips Tip #2 x 1-1/2" Screwdriver. "SCREWDRIVER,PHILLIPS #2X1-1/2"""
Build
- Precision-machined tips for exact fit
- Handle marked for easy identification of screwdriver size, type and length
- Strong, durable black phosphate tips prevent chipping ofplating
- Soft, cushioned grip for extra comfort and torque
- Exceeds ASME/ANSI specifications
- Lifetime limited warranty
- Note: This is not an insulated tool
Approximate Item/Package Dimensions in inches
- Width: 2.350
- Height: 1.200
- Length: 5.900
Approximate Item/Package Weight in pounds
- Weight: 0.130
Product Specifications
| Vendor Part #: | 0153-32C |
| Handle Type: | Soft, Cushioned Grip |
| Weight: | 0.100 LB (0.050 KG) |
| Spec 1: | Finish : Black Phosphate Plated Tip |
| Spec 2: | Handle Type : Soft, Cushioned Grip |
| Spec 3: | Overall Length : 3.000 IN (7.600 CM) |
| Spec 4: | Shank Length : 1-1/2 IN |
| Spec 5: | Standard : ASME/ANSI |
| Spec 6: | Tip Size : #2 |
| Spec 7: | Tip Type : Phillips |
| Spec 8: | Type : Heavy Duty, Stubby |
| Spec 9: | Weight : 0.100 LB (0.050 KG) |
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