Manual screwdriver AWTools AW37113 — flat tip 1 mm, weight 70 g

AWTools AW37113 is a manual flat-tip screwdriver with a 1 mm blade width and a total weight of 70 g. The blade is made of CrV S2 steel hardened to HRC 51–54 and finished with a magnetic, oxide-coated tip to improve screw engagement. The ergonomic handle is covered with non-slip TPR, providing a compact, lightweight tool for precision tasks in electronics, hobby work and light maintenance. This screwdriver is VDE certified and rated for safe work with voltages up to 1000 V, making it suitable for electrical applications that require insulated tools and controlled torque in tight spaces.

Advantages

The hardened CrV S2 blade with HRC 51–54 offers durability and resistance to wear during repeated use. A magnetic, oxide tip facilitates accurate screw placement and reduces the risk of dropped fasteners. The ergonomic TPR-covered handle delivers a non-slip grip for improved control and reduced hand fatigue during precision operations. VDE certification and insulation for up to 1000 V provide safety assurance for electrical work, while the compact, lightweight design supports access to confined spaces and precise torque application.

Suitable for

• Electronic assembly and small electronics repair
• Electrical installation and maintenance requiring insulated tools
• Automotive trim and small fastener work
• Hobbyist projects, model building and fine mechanical adjustments
• General light maintenance and household repairs

Key specifications

• Tip type: flat (slotted) tip, 1 mm blade width
• Blade material: CrV S2 steel, hardened to HRC 51–54
• Tip finish: magnetic, oxide-coated
• Handle: ergonomic shape with non-slip TPR cover
• Weight: 70 g (0.07 kg)
• Safety: VDE certified, suitable for work up to 1000 V
• Application: precision and small-fastener tasks

How to use

Select the AWTools AW37113 flat-tip screwdriver when working with small slotted screws where a 1 mm blade provides the correct fit. Ensure the screw head and tip are clean and free of debris, then position the magnetic tip into the screw slot to maintain alignment. Apply steady, controlled torque while keeping the handle aligned with the screw axis to avoid cam-out or damage to the screw head. For electrical work, always verify power is isolated and observe safe working practices consistent with VDE recommendations.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for precision fastening tasks and electrical work within the rated insulation limit. Avoid using the tool as a pry bar, chisel or for high-torque applications beyond small fasteners. Maintain the tip condition and replace the tool if the blade shows excessive wear or deformation. Store in a dry environment to reduce corrosion and preserve the oxide tip’s magnetic performance.