The American Society of

Mechanical Engineers

A N

A M E R I C A N

N A T I O N A L

S T A N D A R D

CROSS TIP
SCREWDRIVERS
ASME B107.3O-2002

Date of Issuance: January 15, 2003

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CONTENTS

Foreword ............................................................................
Standards Committee Roster ...........................................................
Correspondence With the B 107 Committee ..............................................

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Classification .................................................................

2
3
4

5
6

Scope

........................................................
Definitions ....................................................................
Requirements ................................................................
Test Procedures ..............................................................
Designations .................................................................
Normative References

Figures
1
Type I (PH) and Type II (E)
Screwdriver Assemblies ..........................
2
Type I (PH) Cross Tip Screwdriver .............................................
3
Type II (PZ) Cross Tip Screwdriver .............................................
4
Typical Appearance of a Cushion Grip Screwdriver ..............................
5
Test Block Wing Spread ........................................................
Tables
1A Dimensional and Performance Characteristics of Type I (PH) Screwdrivers ........
1B Dimensional and Performance Characteristics of Type II (PZ) Screwdrivers ........
2
Impact Test Data ...............................................................
3
Type I (PH) Tip Dimensions (See Fig. 2) .......................................
4
Type II (PZ) Tip Dimensions (See Fig . 3) ......................................

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4

FOREWORD

The American National Standards Committee B107, Socket Wrenches and Drives, under
sponsorship of The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, was reorganized as an
ASME Standards Committee, and its title was changed to Hand Tools and Accessories. In
1996 its scope was expanded to address safety considerations.
The purposes of this Standard are to define general and dimensional data and safety
considerations specifically applicable to cross tip screwdrivers and to specify test methods
to evaluate performance relating to the defined requirements.
This new Standard includes a revision of matenal previously contained in ASME B 107.151993 Fiat Tip and Phillips Screwdrivers. Principal changes in this Standard are the inclusion
of PZ type screwdrivers and safety considerations.
The format of this Standard is in accordance with The ASME Codes and Standards
Writing Guide 2000. Requests for interpretations of the technical requirements of this
Standard should be expressed in writing to the Secretary, B107 Committee, at the address
below.
Suggestions for the improvement of this Standard are welcome. They should be addressed
to The American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Secretary, B107 Standards Committee,
Three Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016-5990.
The requirements of this Standard become effective at the time of publication. This
Standard was approved as an American National Standard on May 13, 2002.

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ASME STANDARDS COMMITTEE BI07

Hand Tools and Accessories
(The following is the roster of the Committee at the time of approval of this Standard.)

OFFICERS
R. R. McCullough, Chair
G. E. Olson, Vice Chair
J. R. Bird, Secretary

COMMITTEE PERSONNEL
J. R. Bird, The American Society of Mechanical Engineers
J. Davidson, Sears Roebuck and Co.
J. S. Foote. Trade Association Management, Inc.
A. Herskovitz, Consultant
H. Kirnball, Naval Air Warfare Center
R. R. McCullough, Consultant
D. S. McKittrick, Western Forge
G. E. Olson, Gene Olson, Engineering Consultant, Ltd.
W. T. Pagac, Snap-on, Inc.
D. M . Eggert, Alternate, Snap-on, Inc.
J. M. Ster, General Services Administration
I. I. Harding, Alternate, General Services Administration
R. B. Wright, Wright Tool Co.
W. C. Snyder, Alternate, Wright Tool Co.

SUBCOMMITTEE 6: SCREWDRIVERS
J. S. Foote, Chair, Trade Association Management, Inc.
J. Davidson, Sears Roebuck and Co.
D. M. Eggert, Snap-on, Inc.

CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE BI07 COMMITTEE

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Secretary, B 107 Standards Committee

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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ASME E107.30-2002

CROSS TIP SCREWDRIVERS

Handle

1 SCOPE

Shank

This Standard covers straight handle-type screwdrivers of PHILLIPS@' and POZIDRIV@' design intended
for manual operation in driving or removing screws
with PHILLIPS@'or POZIDRP'
recesses. The screwdrivers are of the types normally used by cabinetmakers,
carpenters, sheet metai workers, production workers,
mechanics, etc. The intention is to specify performance
rather than design detail.
Inclusion of dimensional data in this Standard is not
intended to imply that all of the products described
herein are stock production sizes. Consumers are requested to consult with manufacturers concerning lists
of stock production sizes.
Using a screwdriver as a pry bar or striking it with
a hammer are clearly misuses of the tool, and nothing
in this Standard shall be interpreted as condoning any
tool misuse. Further information about proper use of
screwdrivers is contained in the Guide to Hand Tools Selection, Safety Tips, Proper Use and Care.

Class 1: Plain

I
Class 2: Bolster

cl=
Class 3: Stubby

2 CLASSIFICATION
Class 4: Pocket

Cross tip screwdrivers covered by this Standard are

of the following types and designs:
Type I Phillips (PH)
Class I : plain
Class 2: bolster
Class 3: stubby
Class 4: pocket
Type II Pozidriv (PZ)
Class I : plain
Class 2: bolster
Class 3: stubby
Class 4: pocket

FIG. 1 TYPE I (PH) AND TYPE II (PZ)

SCREWDRIVER ASSEMBLIES

3 NORMATIVE REFERENCES

The following documents form a part of this Standard

to the extent specified herein. At the time of publication,

the editions indicated were valid. All standards are

subject to revision and parties to agreements based on
this American National Standard are encouraged to
investigate the possibility of applying the most recent
editions of the documents indicated below.

B107.31M-1997, Screwdrivers, Cross Tip

PHILLIPS@and POZIDRIV@ pz1@,pz2@,a d pz3@are ~ g i s ~ ~ ASME
d
Gaging
trademarks of the Phillips Screw Company.
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TABLE I A

DIMENSIONAL AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF

TYPE I (PH) SCREWDRIVERS
Performance
Test Block [Note (2)]

Major Wing Spread

Minor Wing Spread

[See Fig. (511

+0.002/-0.002 in.
(+0.05/-0.05 mm)

[See Fig. (511

+0.002/-0.002 in.
(+0.05/-0.05 mm)

Min.
Assembly,
in.-I bf
(N.m)

Min.
Tip,
in.-lbf
(N.m)

Handle

Torsional Test

Blade
Min.
Length
[Note (l)],
in. (mm)

Nominal
Diameter,
in. (mm)

Min.
Diameter,
in. (mm)

0.12
(3.0)

0.50
(12.7)

1.50
(38.1)

0.090
(2.30)

0.032
(0.80)

6
(0.68)

8.9
(1.01)

0.19
(4.8)

0.81
(20.6)

3.25
(82.5)

0.142
(3.60)

0.050
(1.30)

25
(2.82)

31
(3.50)

0.25
(6.4)

0.87
(22.0)

3.50
(88.9)

0.233
(5.90)

0.090
(2.30)

60
(6.88)

1O0
(11.30)

0.31
(7.9)

1.O6
(26.9)

3.50
(88.9)

0.386
(9.80)

0.150
(3.80)

150
(16.95)

220
(24.86)

0.37
(9.4)

1.18
(30.0)

4.37
(111.0)

0.486
(12.30)

0.200
(5.10)

200
(22.60)

340
(34.41

Point
Size

NOTES:
(1) Handle length dimension does not apply to the stubby or pocket screwdrivers.
(2) Test block hardness shall be no less than 60 HRC.

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4 DEFINITIONS (SEE FIG. 1)

ASTM D 2240-97, Standard Test Method for Rubber

Property - Durometer Hardness
ASTM E 18-00, Standard Test Methods for Rockwell
Hardness and Rockwell Superficial Hardness of Metallic Materials

bolster: an increase in the cross sectional area of the

shank at the junction of the handle.

assembly: the blade plus the handle.

blade: the shank plus the tip.

handle: that portion of the screwdriver that is gripped

with the hand.
shank: the portion of the blade between the tip and
the handle.

Publisher: American Society for Testing and Materiais

(ASTM), 100 Barr Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959

tip: the portion of the blade that engages the screw

recess.

SAE J1703-JAN95, Motor Vehicle Brake Fluid

Publisher: Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), 400
Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096

5 REQUIREMENTS
5.1 General Requirements

Guide to Hand Tools - Selection, Safety Tips, Proper

Use and Care

The illustrations herein are descriptive, not restrictive,

and shall not preclude designs otherwise in accordance
with the requirements of this Standard.

Publisher: Hand Tools Institute (HTI), 25 North Broadway, Tarrytown, NY 10591

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ASME B I07.30-2002

Blending of flutes is dependent on method of manufacturer

Section Y-Y
(measured normal to angle H)

-,

Section X-X

FIG. 2 TYPE I (PH) CROSS TIP SCREWDRIVER

5.1.1 Type I (PH). These screwdrivers are for driving or removing screws with Phillips@recesses. Figure
1 illustrates typical appearances for Class 1 plain, Class
2 bolster, Class 3 stubby, and Class 4 pocket with the
optional pocket clip. The screwdrivers shail conform
to the dimensional and performance characteristics specified in Tables IA, 2, and 3 and Fig. 2. Tip dimensions
shall be gaged in accordance with ASME B107.31M.

5.3 Markings

Each screwdriver shall be marked in a legible manner

with the manufacturer's name or identification, country
of manufacture, and product number. The method of
marking shall be such that it will remain legible under
normal usage of a screwdriver over an extended period
of time.

5.1.2 Type II (PZ). These screwdrivers are for

driving or removing screws with Pozidriv@' recesses.
Figure 1 illustrates typical appearances for Class 1
plain, Class 2 bolster, Class 3 stubby, and Class 4
pocket with the pocket clip optional. The screwdrivers
shall conform to the dimensional and performance
characteristics specified in Tables lB, 2, and 4 and
Fig. 3. Tip dimensions shall be gaged in accordance
with ASME B107.31M.

5.4 Blade

5.4.1 General Requirements. Blades made of

steel shall be properly heat treated to meet the performance specified herein. The blade shall be held securely
in the handle. The blade shall be essentially free from
scale, seams, laps, and cracks, which may adversely
affect durability or serviceability of the tool.

5.2 Materials
5.4.2 Finish. The blade shall be treated in a manner
to resist rust or corrosion. There shall be no evidence
of peeling or chipping of any coating where applicable.

The materials used in the manufacture of a screwdriver shall be such as to produce products conforming
to the performance requirements specified herein.
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5.4.3 Hardness. The tip portion of the screwdriver

or the entire blade shall be hardened to not less than
48 HRC (see para. 6.2).

6.3 Tip Torsional Test

The tip of each sample under test shall be placed

in a test block (see Fig. 5) having the corresponding
size of recess of such depth that the wing spread at
the surface shall be as noted in performance section
of Table 1A or 1B. When tested to the minimum tip
torque value specified in Table 1A or lB, neither
the shank nor the tip shall show visible permanent
deformation. The torque shall be applied by forces
acting perpendicular to the axis with the tip held
securely in the test block. It is permissible to support
the blade in a suitable position for test. The blade shall
be restricted from endwise movement during testing.

5.5 Handle
5.5.1 General Requirements. The handle shall
he vf E material capable of withstanding the applicable
test requirements as specified herein. The handle shall
be suitably finished to provide a comfortable grip. The
handle shall be free from rough edges, sharp comers
or tool marks that affect comfort while using the tool.
5.5.2 Cushion Grip. When specified, the handle
shall be furnished with a cushion gnp, and the screwdriver shall typically resemble that shown in Fig. 4.
The grip material shall be capable of meeting the tests
of paras. 6.6 and 6.7. The durometer hardness shall
be a maximum of Shore A 75 (see para. 6.2). The
cushion grip length shall be at least 60% of the handle
length, and there shall be no detectable slippage between
the handle and the cushion grip under normal usage.
A handle with a cushion grip shall meet the dimensional
requirements for the corresponding conventional type
handle for each type and design (see Tables 1A and 1B).

6.4 Assembly Torsional Test

The test shall be conducted after preheating the entire

tool to a uniform temperature of 125 f 5F (51.7 f
2.8"C). The load shall be applied within 1 min after
removing the tool from the heating medium. The torque
shall be applied by forces acting at or near the middle
of the natural grip of the handle perpendicular to the
axis with the tip held securely in the test block. It is
permissible to support the shank at or near the junction
of the shank and handle in a suitable position for
test. The screwdriver shall be restricted from endwise
movement during testing. When tested to the minimum
assembly torque value specified in Table 1A or IB,
the assembly shall not show a permanent slippage
between the blade and handle.

5.6 Workrnanship

The screwdriver shall be free from conditions which

may impair its serviceability, durability or comfort.

6.5 Tip Toughness Test

6 TEST PROCEDURES

The tip shall be torsionally tested as described in

para. 6.3 except that the torque shall be increased until
failure. if a fracture occurs, the pieces shall be refitted
and the tip shall show that permanent deformation had
occurred prior to fracture. If the tip fails without
exhibiting such deformation, it shall be considered to
have failed the tip toughness test.

Many tests required herein are inherently hazardous,

and adequate safeguards for personnel and property
shall be employed in conducting such tests. The following tests are intended to ensure conformance with the
performance requirements of this Standard.
6.1 Visual Examination

6.6 Solvent Resistance Test

Conformance with marking and other requirements

not established by test shall be verified by visual
examination.

Screwdrivers shall be capable of undergoing the

following test without damage. Handles are to be fully
immersed in motor vehicle brake fluid (SAE J1703),
gasoline, ethylene glycol, and ethyl alcohol for 15 min
at room temperature, removed, and allowed to stand
for 24 hr. A new assembly shall be used for each of
the four test liquids. There shall be no permanent
swelling, surface attack (except for manufacturer's identification or paint removal), or failure to comply with
paras. 6.4 and 6.7. After testing, the hardness of the

6.2 Hardness Tests

The Rockwell hardness test shall be conducted in

accordance with ASTM E 18. The Shore durometer
test shall be conducted in accordance with ASTM
D 2240.
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TABLE 1B DIMENSIONAL AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF

TYPE II (PZ) SCREWDRIVERS
Test Block Performance

Test Block [Note (211

Major Wing Spread

Minor Wing Spread

[See Fig. (511

+O.OOZ-0.002 in.
(+0.05/-0.05 mm)

[See Fig. (511

+0.002/-0.002 in.
(+0.05/-0.05 mm)

Min.
Assembly,
in.-lbf
(Naml

Tip,
in.-lbf
(NmJ

Handle

Torsional Test

Blade
Min.
Length
[Note (I)],
in. mm

Min.

Nominal
Diameter,
in. (mml

Min.
Diameter,
in. mml

0.12
(3.0)

0.50
(12.7)

1.50
(38.1)

0.090
(2.30)

0.0355
(0.90)

6
(0.68)

8.9
(1.01)

0.19
(4.8)

0.81
(20.6)

3.25
(82.5)

0.142
(3.60)

0.0545
(1.40)

25
(2.82)

35
(3.95)

0.25
(6.4)

0.87
(22.0)

3.50
(88.9)

0.233
(5.90)

0.095
(2.40)

60
(6.88)

1 O0
(11.30)

0.31
(7.9)

1 .O6
(26.9)

3.50
(88.9)

0.386
(9.80)

0.155
(3.90)

150
( 16.95)

350
(39.54)

0.37
(9.4)

1.18
(30.0)

4.37
(111.0)

0.486
(12.30)

0.203
(5.20)

200
(22.60)

550
(62.14)

Point
Size

NOTES:
(1) Handle length dimension does not apply to the stubby or pocket screwdrivers.
(2)Test block hardness shall be no less than 60 HRC.

TABLE 2 IMPACT TEST DATA

Blade Diameter
(Nominal Stock Size),
in. (mml
~

~~

Height of Drop of 15 Ib
(6.8 kg) Weight for Impact
Tests at Room Temperature,
in. (mm)

Max. Blade
Penetration,
in. (mm)

impact Energy,
ft-lb (Nm)

0.12
0.16
0.19
0.22
0.25
0.28
0.31
0.34
0.37 and over

(3.0)
(4.0)
(4.8)
(5.6)
(6.4)
(7.1)
(7.9)
(8.6)
(9.4and over)

1.5
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
15.0
17.0
20.0

(38)
(102)
(152)
(203)
(254)
(305)
(3811
(432)
(508)

0.75
0.75
0.75
0.62
0.62
0.62
0.62
0.62
0.62

(19.0)
(19.0)
(19.0)
(15.7)
(15.7)
(15.7)
(15.7)
(15.7)
(1 5.7)

1.9
5.0
7.5
10.0
12.5
15.0
18.8
21.3
25.0

(2.5)
(6.8)
(10.2)
(13.6)
(17.0)
(20.3)
(25.4)
(28.8)
(33.9)

in a fixture affixed to the base of a suitable failing

weight impact device. The blade shall rest on a solid
surface to ensure that the blade does not move vertically
in the fixture. The weight shall be 15 lb (6.8 kg) and
shall be dropped unrestricted with some means to ensure
that the full force of the falling weight will be acting

cushion grip, if furnished, shall not be greater than

durometer Shore A 80.
6.7 Handle Impact Test

This test shall be performed at room temperature.

The blade of the screwdriver shall be mounted vertically
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46 deg -0 deg O min

+O deg 15 min
46 deg -0 deg O min

FIG. 3 TYPE II (PZ) CROSS TIP SCREWDRIVER

FIG. 4 TYPICAL APPEARANCE OF A CUSHION

GRIP SCREWDRIVER
TABLE 3 TYPE I (PH) TIP DIMENSIONS (SEE FIG. 2)
i3, in. (mm)
Point
Size

10.001 in.
(10.025 mm)

O, deg
+30 min, -0

0.023
(0.584)

Note (1)

0.0394
(1.001)

G, in. (mm)
10.001 in.
(t0.025 mm)

F [Note (211.

M, in. (mm)

in. (mm)

H. deg

E, deg

10.001 in.
(10.025 mml

1 Min.,
in. (mm)

92

0.0151-0.0114
(0.384-0.290)

0.12
(3.0)

0.016
(0.406)

92

0.0202
(0.513)

0.12
(3.0)

0.028
(0.711)

0.023
(0.584)

92

0.0434
(1.102)

0.19
(4.8)

5 deg
45 min

0.033
(0.838)

0.027
(0.686)

92

0.0826
(2.098)

0.28
(7.1)

0.045
(1.143)

0.040
(1.O16)

92

0.1078
(2.738)

0.34
(8.6)

+O, -30 rnin.

Max.

Min.

+30 min, -0

0.032
(0.813)

0.012
(0.305)

0.010
(0.254)

138

0.050
(1.270)

0.020
(0.508)

0.0606
(1.539)

140

0.090
(2.286)

5deg
45 min

0.0983
(2.497)

146

0.150
(3.810)

0.1407
(3.574)

153

0.200
(5.080)

NOTES:
(1) For point size O, dimension is a radius rather than an angle. O = 0.0109 in. (0.277 mm) maximum to 0.0082 in. (0.208 rnm)
minimum radius
(2) Resultant dimension.

ASME B I07.30-2002

CROSS TIP SCREWDRIVERS

The form shall correspond

to the driver point dimensions

Appropriate
counterbore
I

FIG. 5 TEST BLOCK WING SPREAD

Significantly distort (for the purpose of this test)

means an increase of at least 5% in the handle diameter,
either as a uniform or irregular bulge.

normal to the striking surface. in conducting this test,

care shall be taken that the impact energy will not be
expended in flexing of the blade or in dnving the
screwdriver tip into the surface on which it rests. The
blade may be shortened or blunted, if necessary, to
ensure a proper test. An equivalent test may be used
if the required ft-lb (N-m) is satisfied.
The blade shall not penetrate into the handle more
than specified in Table 2 when the weight has been
dropped ten times from the applicable height shown
in Table 2. The first drop ensures that the blade is
seated in the handle. The difference in length after the
first and after the tenth drop is the blade penetration.
The screwdriver handle shall neither break, crack,
nor significantly distort as a result of the above test.

7 DESIGNATIONS

Scrcwdrivers shall be designated by the following

data in the sequence shown:
type
class
tip size
exposed blade length
options as applicable

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AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR H A N D TOOLS

Socket Wrenches. Hand (Inch Series) ...........................................................
B107.1-2002
Socket Wrenches. Extensions. Adaptors. and Universal Joints.
B107.2-2002
Power Drive (Impact) (Inch Series)............................................................
.B107.3.1978(R1991)
Socket Wrenches. Power Drive (Non-Impact) (Inch Series)................................
Driving and Spindle Ends for Portable Hand. Impact. Air. and
B I 07.4M-1995
Electric Tools (Percussion Tools Excluded) ..................................................
Socket Wrenches. Hand (Metric Series) .......................................................
B I 07.5M-2002
B107.8M-1996
Adjustable Wrenches ........................................................................
Handles and Attachments for Hand Socket Wrenches - Inch and Metric Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .B107.10M-1996
.B107.1 1.2002
Pliers: Diagonal Cutting and End Cutting ......................................................
.B107.12.1997
Nut Drivers (Spin Type. Screwdriver Grip) (Inch Series) ........................................
B107.13M-1996
Pliers - Long Nose. Long Reach ............................................................
B107.14M-1994
Hand Torque Tools .........................................................................
.B107.1 5.2002
Flat Tip Screwdrivers ........................................................................
B107.16M-1998
Shears (Metal Cutting. Hand) ................................................................
Gages. Wrench Openings. Reference........................................................
.B107.17 M.1997
B I 07.1 8M-1996
Pliers (Wire Twister) ........................................................................
B107.19-1993(R1998)
Pliers. Retaining Ring ..................................................................
B107.20M-1998
Pliers (Lineman's. Iron Worker's. Gas. Glass. Fence. and Battery) ..............................
,B107.21-1998
Wrench. Crowfoot Attachments ...............................................................
B107.22M-1998
Electronic Cutters ...........................................................................
Pliers. Multiple Position. Adjustable ..........................................................
B107.23M-1997
B107.25M-1996
Pliers - Performance Test Methods .........................................................
Pliers. Multiple Position (Electrical Connector) .................................................
.B107.2 7.1996
B107.28M-1997
Electronic Torque Instruments ...............................................................
B107.29M-1998
Electronic Tester. Hand Torque Tools ........................................................
.B107.3 0.2002
Cross Tip Screwdrivers.......................................................................
Screwdrivers. Cross Tip Gaging .............................................................
B107.31M-1997
B107.34M-1997
Socket Wrenches for Spark Plugs ............................................................
B107.35M-1997
Nut Drivers (Spin Type. Screwdriver Grip) (Metric Series) .....................................
B107.38M-1998
Electronic Pliers ............................................................................
B107.41M-1997
Nail Hammers - Safety Requirements .......................................................
B107.42M-1997
Hatchets: Safety Requirements ..............................................................
Wood-Splitting Wedges: Safety Requirements. ...............................................
B I 07.43M-1997
.B107.44 .2002
Glaziers' Chisels and Wood Chisels ...........................................................
Ripping Chisels and Flooring/Electricians' Chisels ..............................................
.B107.45.2002
B I 07.46M-1998
Stud. Screw. and Pipe Extractors: Safety Requirements .......................................
B107.47M-1998
Metal Chisels: Safety Requirements ..........................................................
B107.48M-1998
Metal Punches and Drift Pins: Safety Requirements ...........................................
B107.49M-1998
Nail Sets: Safety Requirements ..............................................................
B107.50M-1998
Brick Chisels and Brick Sets: Safety Requirements ............................................
Star Drills: Safety Requirements ..............................................................
.B107.5 1-2001
B107.52M-1998
Nail-Puller Bars: Safety Requirements ........................................................
B107.53M-1998
Ball Peen Hammers: Safety Requirements ....................................................
Heavy Striking Tools: Safety Requirements ....................................................
.B107.5 4-2001
B I 07.55M-2002
Axes: Safety Requirements ..................................................................
.B107.5 6.1999
Body Repair Hammers and Dolly B1ocks:Safety Requirements ..................................
Bricklayers' Hammers and Prospecting Picks: Safety Requirements ..............................
B107.57-2001
B107.58M-1998
Riveting. Scaling. and Tinner's Setting Hammers: Safety Requirements ........................
Slugging and Striking Wrenches ...............................................................
B107.59-2002
B107.100-2002
Wrenches ...................................................................................

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