14-in-1 Insulated Ratchet Screwdriver Set (S2 Alloy Steel)
Key points
- Two-way ratchet drives and loosens without re-gripping
- S2 alloy steel bits with CR-V 6150 extension
- Bits store in the handle for compact carrying
- Factory-direct with low MOQ and OEM packing support
- Suits electrical maintenance rounds where one handle covers both socket and bit tasks
- Switchgear and panel builders can drive screws and socket fixings through one handle, keeping the bench clear of loose drivers
- Field electricians can complete a distribution board change with one handle in a pouch
- Facilities teams can open security fixings on utility covers and access panels using the Y1 or U2.3 tips in the same handle
| Type | 14-in-1 Ratchet Screwdriver Set |
| Bit Material | S2 Alloy Tool Steel |
| Extension | CR-V 6150 |
| Handle | Insulated / Two-Way Ratchet |
| Bit Types | PH0, PH2, H4, H5, T15, T20, Y1, U2.3 |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
14-in-1 ratchet screwdriver set built for electrical work and general assembly where reach and control matter. The two-way ratchet handle lets the user drive and loosen screws without re-gripping, and the insulated handle is designed for working around live components. Bits are made from S2 alloy tool steel with a CR-V 6150 extension, covering PH0 and PH2 cross heads, H4 and H5 hex, T15 and T20 Torx, Y1 and U2.3 security tips plus flat sizes, so one tool replaces a drawer of loose drivers. The bits store inside the handle, which keeps the set compact for tool bags, service vans and maintenance trolleys. Applications include switchgear panels, control boxes, electrical installation, appliance repair and flat-pack furniture assembly. Supplied factory-direct as a one-piece set with low minimum order quantity, it suits electrical wholesalers, tool distributors, maintenance teams and importers building a hand tool range. Contractors can issue one set per van and account for it as a single asset, which avoids the loose drivers that go missing from a shared toolbox. HVAC and refrigeration engineers use the ratchet action on panel screws that are hard to reach with a full turn, and the same handle drives the security tips found on access covers and meter cabinets.
