Impact Drivers

Flathead screwdrivers feature a single, flat blade that fits into screws with a straight, narrow slot. They're versatile and can be used in a variety of applications, including prying open lids or light scraping. However, flathead screws are becoming less common in modern hardware, but they still have their place for specific uses. Phillips head screwdrivers have a cross-shaped tip that fits into screws with a corresponding "X"-shaped recess. This design allows for better torque and grip, reducing the chance of the screwdriver slipping out while driving screws. Phillips screws are the most common, especially in furniture, electronics, and home repairs.

Magnetic screwdrivers have tips that attract and hold screws, making it easier to position and insert them without dropping. They are especially useful when working in tight or awkward spaces where you don’t want to lose small screws.