Destornillador manual KS Tools 550.1681 ancho 1,7 mm longitud 95 mm

The KS Tools manual screwdriver with a 1.7 mm width and 95 mm overall length is a compact precision tool intended for fine mechanical and electronic work. Its slim blade and short shaft allow access into confined or recessed fasteners while providing accurate control over applied torque. The screwdriver is suitable for tasks that require delicate handling and small screw sizes, supporting both professional technicians and hobby users.

Advantages

The compact 95 mm length provides improved reach in cramped assemblies without sacrificing control. A 1.7 mm blade profile is optimized for small slotted or flat-head screws, reducing cam-out risk when used with the correct screw type. The ergonomic handle design supports precise fingertip manipulation and steady torque transfer for delicate operations. Durable construction ensures stable blade geometry and resistance to wear under normal use.

Suitable for

• Electronics repair and assembly
• Precision mechanical work on instruments and small appliances
• Model building and hobby projects
• Maintenance tasks in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Blade width: 1.7 mm
• Overall length: 95 mm
• Tip type: slotted / flat
• Designed for precision and confined-space use
• Handle style: ergonomic for fingertip control

How to use

Select screws that match the 1.7 mm blade width and orient the blade fully into the screw slot before applying torque. Hold the handle close to the blade for maximum control during delicate tasks, or use a firmer grip on the handle for slightly higher torque where appropriate. Apply steady, controlled turns rather than abrupt force to avoid damaging screw heads or surrounding components. After use, wipe the blade clean and store the screwdriver in a protective rack or pouch to maintain tip geometry.

Recommendations

Use this manual screwdriver for precision slotted screws in electronics and small mechanisms; avoid using it on hardened, rusted, or oversized fasteners that require impact or power tools. Regularly inspect the blade tip for wear and replace the tool if rounding or deformation occurs to prevent damage to screw heads.