Klein Tools 614-6 1/8-Inch Cabinet Electronics Screwdriver, 6-Inch

No. The 614-6 is not insulated and will not protect against electrical shock, which the tool's own warnings state outright. Use it on de-energized circuits and equipment only. If you're working live, you need a screwdriver rated and marked for insulated use, not this one.

The 614-6 has a 1/8 inch (3.2 mm) cabinet tip. A cabinet tip keeps the same width as the shank all the way to the end instead of flaring out, so it drops straight into a recessed or counterbored slotted screw without the blade shoulder hanging up on the surrounding material. That's why it gets used on terminal screws, panel and enclosure hardware, and instrument work.

Shank length is 6 inches (15.2 cm), with an overall length of 9.5 inches (24.1 cm) including the handle. That gives you real depth into a panel, a deep box, or behind a device without choking up on the handle. The shank is round, so it will pass through a hole or a knockout that a square shank would bind in.

It doesn't. The 614-6 tip isn't magnetized, so a small terminal screw won't stay on the blade when you're starting it one-handed overhead or reaching into a box. If you need screw retention on panel work, buy a driver that lists a magnetic tip, or use a screw-holding driver.

No. Klein specifically warns against using it to pry or chisel. It's a heat-treated precision ground tip on a 1/8 inch blade, ground for screw slots, and prying is how you snap or twist a tip that fine. Approved eye protection is called for when using it.

Order Klein Tools 614-6. That single model number covers the whole configuration: 1/8 inch cabinet tip, 6 inch round shank, 9.5 inch overall. There are no finish or length options to specify on it, and it's made in the USA.

It lets you brace a fingertip on the end cap while your other fingers spin the handle, so the driver turns without you having to reset your grip. That matters on fine adjustments and small terminal screws where you want steady, controlled turns instead of quarter-turn ratcheting. The 614-6 pairs that cap with a Cushion-Grip handle for the torque you apply by hand.

Klein color codes the ring on the handle and hot stamps the cap marking, so you can pick the right tip size out of a roll or a pouch without reading the blade. The 614-6 handle itself is black. Tip size on this one is 1/8 inch slotted cabinet.

Product weight is 0.8 oz (23 g), so it disappears into a pouch or pocket. Steel blade, cushioned handle, 9.5 inches end to end. It's a carry tool for tech and service work, not a bench-only driver.