Essential nano screwdriver - Phillips blade 2x30 mm (STHT0-60329), Stanley

What it is

Essential nano screwdriver - Phillips blade 2x30 mm (STHT0-60329), Stanley. Key specifications: PH head type PH2, height (mm) 35, length (mm) 155.

A screwdriver is a hand tool with a handle and a slotted, Phillips/Pozidriv, Torx or hex blade for driving and removing screws by hand; also available insulated or in sets.

What it is for

Used for repetitive screwdriving into wood, metal and plasterboard, where torque and consistency matter and for manual work in the workshop and on site.

How to use it

Choose a tip that exactly matches the screw recess in shape and size, so as not to damage it. Hold the screwdriver in line with the screw, pushing and turning at the same time. Do not use it as a lever or chisel; on electrical installations, use only certified insulated screwdrivers.

Where it is used

• Building services
• Mechanical engineering industry

Technical data

• PH head type: PH2
• Height (mm): 35
• Length (mm): 155
• Pack: Hanging card
• Gross weight (g): 50
• Weight: 0,046
• Width (mm): 60
• Regulations: ISO 8764-1, ISO 8764-2

Who it is for

Designed for electricians and furniture makers.

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Before you order

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