Coated Screwdriver, 5/16-Inch Cabinet Tip, 6-Inch
620-6 - spec sheet
Features
- Precision-machined tip for exact fit
- Cushion-Grip handle for greater torque and comfort and premium chrome-plated for smooth feel and corrosion resistance
- Internal flanges inside handle provide solid, twist-resistant blade anchor
- Special heat-treated shafts
- Made in USA
- Special plastic coating resists cutting, cracking, and chipping
- Thin coating permits use in confined areas
- Meets or exceeds applicable ASME / ANSI specifications
- Tip-Ident® quickly identifies the screwdriver type and tip orientation
- Plastic coated for circuit protection only. NOT INSULATED
Warnings
- Always wear approved eye protection.
- NOT insulated. Will NOT protect against electrical shock.
- Do NOT use to pry or chisel.
620-6 - spec sheet
Manufacturer Resources
Spec Sheet
Product Specs
- Handle Color:
- Black
- Insulated:
- No
- Item Depth:
- 10.9380 in
- Item Height:
- 1.0170 in
- Item Weight:
- 0.4000 lbs
- Item Width:
- 2.3670 in
- Magnetic:
- No
- Overall Length:
- 10.938" (27.8 cm)
- Shank Length:
- 6" (15.2 cm)
- Shank Type:
- Round
- Tip Size:
- 5/16" (7.9 mm)
- Tip Type:
- Cabinet
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Group:
- Hand Tools
- Product Subgroup:
- Screwdrivers & Drivers
- Product Material:
- Steel
- Product Weight:
- 6.4 oz (181 g)
- Product Type:
- Screwdriver
- Product Height:
- 1.017 in
- Product Width:
- 2.367 in
- Product Depth:
- 10.938 in
- Country of Origin:
- United States
Klein Tools 620-6 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Is the Klein Tools 620-6 coated screwdriver safe to use on live electrical work?
No. The plastic coating on the 620-6 is for circuit protection only, meaning it helps keep the shank from bridging adjacent terminals or shorting to a grounded enclosure. It is not an insulated tool and will not protect you against electrical shock. If you need shock protection for live work, you need a tool rated and marked as insulated, not this one.
2) What does a 5/16-inch cabinet tip screwdriver get used for versus a standard keystone tip?
A cabinet tip is ground straight down to the width of the blade, so the full 5/16 inch tip drops into a recessed or counterbored slotted screw without the shoulders of a flared keystone blade hanging up on the surrounding material. On the 620-6 that tip sits on a 6 inch round shank, so it reaches down into deep devices, panel screws, and cabinet hardware. Pick a keystone tip instead when you want the extra blade strength and the screw head is out in the open.
3) Will the handle on this Klein screwdriver come loose from the blade under heavy torque?
The 620-6 uses Klein's Cushion-Grip handle with internal flanges molded around the blade, which anchors it against twisting out under load. The shaft is heat treated as well. It is still a screwdriver, not a pry bar or chisel, and Klein specifically warns against using it that way.
4) Does the Klein 620-6 meet ASME or ANSI tool specifications for an institutional tool crib?
Klein states the 620-6 meets or exceeds applicable ASME / ANSI specifications, and the tool is made in the USA. That is the standards claim on record for it, which is usually what a government or institutional MRO buyer needs for a hand tool line item. Note it carries no insulated rating.
5) Does the Klein 620-6 screwdriver have a magnetic tip to hold screws?
No, the 620-6 tip is not magnetized. It is a precision-machined steel cabinet tip for fit and torque transfer, so you will need to start screws by hand or use a separate magnetizer if you want screw retention for overhead or blind work.
6) How do you tell this Klein screwdriver apart from the others in a pouch without pulling it out?
The 620-6 has Klein's Tip-Ident marking on the end of the handle, which shows both the screwdriver type and the orientation of the tip, so you can identify it in a pouch or on a wall rack. The handle is black, and the chrome-plated shank keeps a smooth feel and resists corrosion.
7) What is the part number and weight on the Klein 5/16-inch cabinet tip 6-inch coated screwdriver?
The manufacturer part number is 620-6 from Klein Tools, and it weighs 6.4 oz (181 g). Order by 620-6 to get the 5/16 inch cabinet tip on the 6 inch coated round shank; Klein's adjacent numbers in this coated series change the shank length and tip size.
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