Close Menu
  • Home
  • DIY
    • Self build
    • Projects and advice
      • Bathroom
      • Building, brickwork and masonry
      • Ceilings
      • Cleaning
      • Concrete work
      • Damp, rot and infestation
      • Drains
      • Electrical
      • Fireplaces
      • Floors
      • Garden
      • Heating
      • Insulation
      • Kitchen
      • Lighting
      • Lofts
      • Painting and decorating
      • Plasterwork
      • Plumbing
      • Roof and guttering
      • Safety
      • Security
      • Tiling
      • Walls
      • Windows
      • Woodwork
    • Glossary
    • Know your tools
    • Know your materials
  • Cost guides
    • DIY & self build
    • Pets
    • Health & wellbeing
    • Home & garden
  • News
  • Community
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
lets-do-diy.com
  • Home
  • DIY
    • Self build
    • Projects and advice
      • Bathroom
      • Building, brickwork and masonry
      • Ceilings
      • Cleaning
      • Concrete work
      • Damp, rot and infestation
      • Drains
      • Electrical
      • Fireplaces
      • Floors
      • Garden
      • Heating
      • Insulation
      • Kitchen
      • Lighting
      • Lofts
      • Painting and decorating
      • Plasterwork
      • Plumbing
      • Roof and guttering
      • Safety
      • Security
      • Tiling
      • Walls
      • Windows
      • Woodwork
    • Glossary
    • Know your tools
    • Know your materials
  • Cost guides
    • DIY & self build
    • Pets
    • Health & wellbeing
    • Home & garden
  • News
  • Community
lets-do-diy.com
You are at:Home»News»One handed wonder from Stanley
News

One handed wonder from Stanley

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments2 Mins Read

Stanley Clip-n-Grip - lets-do-diy.comGet your hands on the new FatMax Clip-n-Grip screwdriver from Stanley and let the integral ‘clip-n-grip’ holding system do all the hard work, leaving you with spare time – and a spare hand.

Take a look at Stanley’s great range of existing screwdrivers with features such as soft-grip handles and hardened steel bars for long-life, and it is no surprise that the leading tool brand should create such a smart new screwdriver.

The new FatMax Clip-n-Grip has an integral ‘clip-n-grip’ holding system enabling one-handed use which makes it easier to tackle jobs in difficult positions, so when space is limited you can reach into tight corners or to height without having to use your other arm to hold fixtures in place. For added flexibility, the grippers that surround the tip can also be detached enabling it to be used as a standard screwdriver too.

The FatMax Clip-n-Grip screwdriver includes 6 chrome vanadium bits – PH1, PH2, PZ1, PZ2, 3mm and 6mm slotted – making it perfect for tackling a variety of jobs around the home. The use of chrome vanadium steel – one of the strongest metals on the market – ensures that this is a screwdriver that will last the distance. The bit holder has also been magnetised for a quick-tip change, adding further time-saving benefits.

A hardened and tempered bar adds toughness whilst a large soft-grip handle provides comfort and convenience.

The FatMax Clip-n-Grip screwdriver is priced at £12.74 RRP. For more information and stockists visit www.stanleyworks.co.uk

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email

Related Posts

Product Review: Erbauer ERO400 125mm electric random orbital sander

Product Review: DeWalt DCF787 brushless cordless impact driver

The UK’s ambitious drive towards energy efficiency – Exploring the pros and cons of heat pump systems

Comments are closed.

Recent Comments
  • Jim on Product Review: Erbauer ERO400 125mm electric random orbital sander
  • Alex on Product Review: DeWalt DCF787 brushless cordless impact driver
  • maryglo on The UK’s ambitious drive towards energy efficiency – Exploring the pros and cons of heat pump systems
  • rainis on The UK’s ambitious drive towards energy efficiency – Exploring the pros and cons of heat pump systems
  • Catleveltired on Product Review: Erbauer ERO400 125mm electric random orbital sander
Popular Guides

Which oven or cooker should I buy?

Average cost of soil

Average cost of landscaping

10 tips to reducing the cost of a new bathroom

Popular Projects

Immersion heaters

Combi boilers

Repairing plaster walls

How to skim plasterboard

DIY Categories
Bathroom
Building, brickwork and masonry
Ceilings
Cleaning
Concrete work
Damp, rot and infestation
Drains
Electrical
Fireplaces
Floors
Garden
Heating
Insulation
Kitchen
Lighting
Lofts
Painting and decorating
Plasterwork
Plumbing
Roof and guttering
Safety
Security
Tiling
Walls
Windows
Woodwork

Self Build Guide
How to find a building plot
Evaluating a building plot (2023)
How to get a self build mortgage
Self build construction options
Self build architect and design considerations (2023)
Self build planning permission and legal consents
© 2026 lets do diy ltd | ebuild | Partner site:talkcosts.co.uk
  • Home
  • About
  • Contact us

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.