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Southwire 1/4-in Cabinet Tip Screwdriver, 6-in Round Shank (SD1/4C6)

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Southwire 1/4-in Cabinet Tip Screwdriver, 6-in Round Shank (SD1/4C6)Southwire 1 4 in Cabinet Tip Screwdriver, 6 in Shank Durable cabinet tip screwdriver built from tempered steel for precise fit and long lasting performance. Features a chrome plated round shank and cushioned handle for comfort and torqueideal for electrical and general fastening tasks. Key Features: Comfort Grip Handle: Cushioned handle provides a firm, slip resistant hold and greater torque. Twist Resistant Build: Integral flanges anchor the blade

Southwire 1/4-in Cabinet Tip Screwdriver, 6-in Shank

Durable cabinet tip screwdriver built from tempered steel for precise fit and long-lasting performance. Features a chrome-plated round shank and cushioned handle for comfort and torque—ideal for electrical and general fastening tasks.


Key Features:

  • Comfort Grip Handle: Cushioned handle provides a firm, slip-resistant hold and greater torque.
  • Twist-Resistant Build: Integral flanges anchor the blade for solid, twist-resistant performance.
  • High-Torque Shaft: Chrome-plated stainless steel round shank delivers maximum torque with minimal twisting.
  • Easy ID: Handle end marked for quick identification of tip type and size.
  • Precision Tip: Black-phosphate, precision‑machined cabinet tip reduces cam-out and slipping.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Model SD1/4C6
Tip Type Cabinet tip (slotted) 1/4 in
Shank Length 6 in
Shank Type Round
Shaft Material Chrome-plated stainless steel
Handle Cushioned grip with end marking for tip type/size
Blade/Tip Finish Black-phosphate, precision-machined
Color Black
Material Metal / tempered steel construction
Warranty 1-year limited
Overall Height 10.25 in
Overall Length 2.375 in
Overall Width 2.375 in
Weight 0.3 lb

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What size is the tip and shank?
A: It has a 1/4-inch cabinet tip with a 6-inch round shank.


Q: What material is the shaft made from?
A: A chrome-plated stainless steel shaft for strength and corrosion resistance.


Q: Is the handle comfortable for extended use?
A: Yes, the cushioned grip is designed to improve comfort and provide higher torque.


Q: How is the tip designed to prevent slipping?
A: The precision‑machined, black‑phosphate tip is engineered to grip fasteners and reduce slipping.


Q: Is there a warranty?
A: Yes, it includes a 1-year limited warranty.


A Sleek Essential for Every Project Bench

This screwdriver is a study in refined utility—sleek lines, a polished shank, and a confident grip that feels tailored to the hand. The cabinet tip delivers elegant precision, sliding into narrow hardware with ease. Style it on a wall-mounted tool rail with matte black hooks for a quietly sophisticated workshop moment. It’s the kind of everyday essential that elevates the craft of maintenance into a luxury of readiness.


Add this precision Southwire cabinet tip screwdriver to your toolkit for dependable torque, comfort, and control on every fastener.

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