Industrial-Grade Magnetic Tip Stubby Screwdrivers Set - Phillips and Slotted Types

We've been moving these stubby sets in quantities of 240 or 480 pieces for years now, usually around 15 to 30 days on production after you place the order—though if you're in a hurry, we can sometimes shave a week off if the line's not full. The blade lengths run from 38mm up to 250mm, but honestly, most buyers go with the 100mm or 150mm for general work, and the tip widths range form 5.0mm to 8.0mm depending on whether you're grabbing a Phillips or a slotted. What it does is let you get into those awkward spots where a regular driver just won't fit, and the magnetic tip holds teh screw in place so you're not fishing around with your fingers.

We do offer them in Pozi and Torx as well, but the slotted and Phillips are what move fastest, and we typically stock those in bulk. The handles are a TPR+PP composite that gives you good grip even if your hands are greasy or wet, and the black oxide finish on the blade—that's not just for looks, it actually cuts down on rust in humid shops. One thing I'd mention is that these aren't really suited for heavy impact work like hammering or prying; the fully hardened chromium-vanadium steel is tough, but it's designed for turning, not for being a mini pry bar.

our company can do custom colors on the handles if you order 600 pieces or so, and OEM branding is supported too, though MOQ bumps up a bit for that. 3.0mm or 5.0mm on the slotted tips are pretty standard, but we've had guys ask for 6.5mm and we can do that as well—just check the lead time because of that it's not always in stock. The GS certification means they've passed some pretty rigorous testing, which matters if you're supplying to automotive or aerospace shops where compliance is a thing.

For packging, we usually ship them loose in bulk boxes, but we can do individual blister packs if you need them for retail, and the price per unit goes up maybe 8-10 cents for that. The magnetic tips lose a bit of strength if you drop them on concrete—basically, the shock can weaken the magnetism, so we tell guys to be careful about that. You'll get a COA with each batch that shows the hardness and magnetic retention specs, and we keep a TDS on file if you need it for your qualiy department.

120 pieces is the minimum for a first order, but after that we can do smaller top-ups if you're just filling a gap. The blade length of 38mm is really only useful for super tight electronics work, while the 250mm is more of a specialty thing for reaching into deep recesses—most of our buyers settle on the 75mm or 100mm for everyday use. Anyway, we usually have stock on those middle sizes, but confirm lead time if you need them in under two weeks.