Definitions, explanations, symbols for screwdrivers and screwdriver bits

Definitions, explanations, symbols for screwdrivers and screwdriver bits Types of screwdrivers, screwdriver bits, chuck bits:

Screwdriver bits:

Type Image Labeling
Torx T, TX
Torx Tamper-Resistant or Security (with hole) TR, TB, TH
Torx  5 with hole  
Torx Plus IP
Torx Plus Tamper-Resistant or Security 5-point (with hole) IPR, TS
Spline with twelve cam Spline XZN, ZX
Spline Security 12cams and hole  
Ribe RM 
Tri-wings TW, Y
Four wings, Torq TS
Triangle  
Square (external) SQ, S, R
Quadrilateral (Robertson, Square or Scrulox) (internal)  
Pozidriv (crosshead) PZD, PZ
Pozidriv (crosshead) PZD, PZ, PD
Philips (crosshead) PH
Slotted (flat, flattened) SL
Hexagonal, Hex (hexagon) HX, H
Hexagonal, Hex Security (hexagon with hole) HXS
Spanner head or Snake-Eyes, also known as pig nose, drilled head or twin hole (snake eyes, pig nose, twin hole)  
Cluch, Doppelkeil C
Mortorq MTS
Butterly  

Cartridges:

 
Type Image Labelling
Hexagonal, Hex (hexagon)  
12-point  
Surface Drive Chuck
Surface drive chucks have large holes in the six corners to create free movement that allows the chuck to slide onto a nut or bolt quickly and easily.
The ideal tool for compensating for imperfect alignment of a nut or bolt. Reduces the risk of stripping edges.
SF
Torx E


Types of screwdriver bits:
Standard industrial screwdriver bit
Industrial screwdriver bit Torsion