Screwdriver c.k tools T4845 09 — blade width 0.9 mm, blade length 15 mm, precision screwdriver

Precision screwdriver c.k tools T4845 09 features a slim 0.9 mm flat blade and a 15 mm blade length, designed for accurate fastening and adjustment of small screws in electronics, instruments and precision assemblies. The compact blade dimensions allow controlled torque application and access to confined spaces, while the overall construction is intended for repeated use in repair, maintenance and hobby tasks.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a narrow 0.9 mm blade with a 15 mm reach to deliver precise contact with small slotted fasteners. Its compact blade reduces the risk of slippage and enables work in cramped or recessed locations. The handle is shaped to provide a secure grip for controlled rotational force, and the hardened blade offers wear resistance for longer service life. The tool's compact size supports portability and convenient storage.

Подходит для

• Ремонт и обслуживание электроники
• Регулировка измерительных приборов
• Сборка и обслуживание мелкой техники
• Хобби и модели с мелкими крепежными элементами

Key specifications

• Blade width: 0.9 mm
• Blade length: 15 mm
• Blade type: flat/slotted precision tip
• Handle: ergonomic design for controlled torque
• Material: hardened blade for wear resistance
• Intended use: precision and miniature screw fastening

How to use

Select the precision screwdriver and align the 0.9 mm flat blade with the slot of the small screw. Apply gentle axial pressure to seat the blade in the fastener, then rotate the handle with controlled torque to tighten or loosen the screw. For recessed screws, use the 15 mm blade length to reach the fastener while keeping steady hand support to prevent cam-out. After use, store the screwdriver in a protective case or tool organizer to protect the tip.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for screws that match the 0.9 mm blade width to avoid damage to fastener slots. Avoid applying excessive torque; for stubborn fasteners, check for corrosion or locking compounds rather than increasing force. Keep the blade clean and free of debris to maintain precise engagement, and replace the tool if the tip shows signs of rounding or significant wear.