Klein Tools 85276 Screwdriver Set, Slotted and Phillips Bull, 7-Piece

No. The 85276 set is not insulated and will not protect against electrical shock. Kill the circuit and verify it dead before using these on any panel or device work. If you need to work energized, you need a dedicated insulated (1000V rated) screwdriver, not this set.

Seven drivers: two Phillips-tip Bull Driver screwdrivers, two slotted keystone-tip screwdrivers, and three cabinet-tip screwdrivers. The keystone tips are the flared slotted blades for general work; the cabinet tips have a straight, non-flared blade so they drop into a counterbored or recessed slotted screw without the shoulder catching. That mix is why the set covers both device screws and terminal screws in the same pouch.

Yes, the 85276 drivers are made in the USA, which matters if you are buying against a domestic-preference procurement requirement. The blades are nickel-chrome, precision forged and polished with black tips, on a chrome-plated shaft.

No. The 85276 drivers are not to be used to pry or chisel. Prying snaps a forged blade or bends the tip, and a broken tip under load is how people lose an eye, so approved eye protection is called for whenever these are in use. Use a pry bar or a chisel for that work.

The 85276 set measures 15.8 x 6.75 x 1.5 inches and weighs 1.1 lb, so it lays flat rather than standing up in a bucket. Individual drivers fit standard pouch loops; the packaged set itself is long enough that it wants a bag main compartment, not a small side pocket.

Internal flanges anchor the shaft inside the amber Comfordome handle, so the handle resists twisting loose under torque. The Comfordome shape is a smooth dome that seats in the palm, which is what lets you lean on the driver for the last quarter turn. The chrome-plated shaft also resists corrosion in a damp van or job box.