Klein Tools 607-4 3/32-Inch Cabinet Tip Mini Screwdriver 4-Inch

No. The 607-4 mini screwdriver is not insulated and will not protect you against electrical shock. Treat it as a general hand tool only, and de-energize the circuit before you work. If you need to work on or near live conductors, you need a screwdriver carrying an insulated rating, which this one does not have.

The tip on the Klein 607-4 measures 3/32 inch (2.4 mm) and is a cabinet tip, meaning the blade sides run straight down with no flare at the end. That lets it drop into a recessed or counterbored slotted screw without the tip shoulder binding on the hole. It is sized for small slotted screws, terminal screws, and set screws in that range.

Overall it runs 6.75 inches (17.2 cm), with 4 inches (10.2 cm) of that being the round shank ahead of the handle. That gives you about 4 inches of reach past your knuckles, which covers terminal screws in a standard device box but is short for anything set deep in a panel or an enclosure standoff.

It won't. The 607-4 is a non-magnetic driver, so a loose screw will not stick to the blade. For overhead device screws or anything you are starting one-handed in a tight box, plan on a magnetizer or a screw-holding driver instead.

No, and Klein says so outright: do not use it to pry or chisel. The blade is a precision-formed 3/32-inch tip on a heat-treated shank, sized for turning small screws. Prying with it bends or snaps the tip. Use a pry bar or a scraper for that work and keep the driver for fasteners.

It meets or exceeds applicable ASME/ANSI specifications, and it is made in the USA. That is the standard reference MRO and institutional buyers look for when spec'ing hand tools onto an approved-tools list.

Internal flanges molded inside the handle anchor the blade so it resists twisting under torque. The handle itself is Klein's Cushion-Grip, shaped for grip and turning force, and the shank is chrome-plated for corrosion resistance. Tip-Ident marking on the butt of the handle tells you the tip type and blade orientation without pulling it out of the pouch, which matters when you carry several sizes.

Klein Tools 607-4. The number reads as the 607 mini screwdriver series with a 4-inch shank, in the 3/32-inch cabinet tip. Order by 607-4 if you are matching what is already in the kit.

0.6 oz (17 g). It's a mini driver, so it adds effectively nothing to a pouch or a service kit, which is why these get bought by the handful for standardizing tech bags across a crew.