Description
Sleeve Only for Screw Driver
The screwdriver holding sleeve fits over a screwdriver shaft and holds the screw on the tip. This listing is for the sleeve only.
Why a holding sleeve
Small screws can fall off a driver before they reach the hole. Therefore a sleeve grips the screw head and keeps it aligned. As a result, insertion becomes easier and safer.
Sleeve only
This product does not include the screwdriver. It replaces a lost or worn sleeve. Please tell us which screwdriver you use so we can confirm fit.
Who uses a screwdriver holding sleeve
Trauma, hand and foot surgeons use holding sleeves with small screws. Also, sterile processing departments order replacements. Moreover, it saves buying a new driver.
Using the sleeve
Load the screw onto the driver tip and slide the sleeve forward to grip it. Then guide the screw to the hole and turn. Retract the sleeve before final tightening.
Fit
Sleeves must match the driver shaft. Consequently, confirm your driver before ordering. In addition, we will check compatibility.
Screwdriver holding sleeve details
- Sleeve only
- Holds the screw on the driver
- Fit confirmed on request
- Supplied non-sterile
Care
Remove the sleeve from the driver for cleaning. Brush inside, rinse and dry. Store with its driver.
Delivery basics
Customers receive three years against manufacturing defects covering the sleeve on every unit. A team member in Atlanta inspects the sleeve in person prior to packing. The order FAQ goes over most buying questions. For a next step, explore the wood-handle screwdriver. We readily suggest an option by email. More patterns wait in our orthopedic listings. For a primer on the steel in surgical tools, see ASTM F899. Larger theaters keep a spare sleeve for back-to-back cases.
Clinical use by professionals. The images here are for reference, and stainless steel contains nickel; consult our cleaning guide. Return rules appear on our returns policy.






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