Destornillador manual KS Tools 911.1434 longitud 150 mm

The manual screwdriver KS Tools 911.1434 Length 150 mm is a compact hand tool designed for precision tasks in confined or hard-to-reach areas. With a 150 mm overall length and an ergonomic handle profile, this screwdriver provides controlled torque transfer and fine tip alignment for fastening and loosening small fasteners. The design balances accessibility with sufficient grip for repeated turning in workshop, electronic, and assembly environments.

Advantages

The screwdriver offers a compact form factor that improves access to tight spaces while maintaining accurate tip control. Its robust shaft resists bending under typical hand-applied loads, and the handle is shaped to allow comfortable, slip-resistant operation. The tool’s balanced length and shaft stiffness help reduce wrist strain during precision work, and its straightforward construction makes it easy to clean and store.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly and disassembly of small components
• Electronics repair and service work in confined spaces
• Maintenance tasks where controlled torque is required
• Hobbyist and DIY projects involving small fasteners

Key specifications

• Total length: 150 mm
• Tool type: manual screwdriver
• Intended use: precision fastening in tight spaces
• Handle: ergonomically shaped for grip and control
• Shaft: rigid for accurate torque transmission

How to use

Select the correct screwdriver tip that matches the fastener head to avoid cam-out and damage. Position the screwdriver tip fully into the fastener recess, apply steady axial pressure, and turn the handle with controlled force. For precision tasks, use short, measured turns and verify fastener engagement frequently. After use, wipe the shaft and handle to remove debris and store the screwdriver in a tool rack or pouch to protect the tip and maintain alignment.

Recommendations

Use the screwdriver for hand-applied fastening only; avoid using it as a pry bar or striking tool. Replace the tool if the tip shows signs of rounding or the shaft is bent, as damaged tips reduce effectiveness and can damage fasteners. For work requiring higher torque or impact, choose a tool designed for those purposes.