Milwaukee Tool has unveiled a line of screwdrivers for construction projects. The new screwdrivers provide solid fit and maximum grip on fasteners. These new products are made in a 95,000 square foot facility in West Bend, WI, and are covered by a Milwaukee Lifetime Guarantee.
The screwdriver tips are custom machined to deliver reliable performance and reduce stripping during demanding fastening applications. The tips are laser etched to increase the gripping surface.
Products in this series include:
- 4PC Cushion Grip Screwdriver Set (USA): MT200-4; includes: MT207, MT212, MT202, MT206
- 6PC Cushion Grip Screwdriver Set (USA): MT200-6; includes: MT203, MT212, MT207, MT202, MT206, MT201
- #1 Phillips 3-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT201
- #2 Phillips 4 -in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT202
- #3 Phillips 6-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT203
- #2 Phillips 10-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT204
- #2 Phillips 6-in. Cushion Grip Demolition Screwdriver (USA): MT205
- 1/4-in. Slotted 4 -in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT206
- 5/16-in. Slotted 6-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT207
- 5/16-in. Slotted 6-in. Cushion Grip Demolition Screwdriver (USA): MT208
- 3/8-in. Slotted 8-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT209
- 3/8-in. Slotted 8-in. Cushion Grip Demolition Screwdriver (USA): MT210
- 3/16-in. Cabinet 3-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT211
- 3/16-in. Cabinet 6-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT212
- 3/16-in. Cabinet 8-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT213
- 1/4-in. Cabinet 10-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT214
- #1 ECX 4-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT215
- #2 ECX 4-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT216
- #1 Square 3-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT217
- #2 Square 4-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT218
- #3 Square 6-in. Cushion Grip Screwdriver (USA): MT219
“Milwaukee Tool is dedicated to bringing best-in-class, innovative, solutions to our users,” said Adam Moscherosch, group product manager for hand tools.
“For pliers, we uncovered the importance of easy cuts, durability, and a smooth open and close. We saw the frustrations with inconsistent fit in fasteners with screwdriver tips. We brought these frustrations to our engineers and then continued to include users in the product development process until our solutions fit their needs, applications, and demands of the jobsite."
