Screwdriver c.k tools Xonic ESD, blade width 4 mm, blade length 150 mm

The c.k tools Xonic ESD screwdriver with a 4 mm blade width and 150 mm blade length is designed for work in electrostatic-sensitive environments. The tool combines an ESD-safe construction with a precisely machined tip and a shaft length that provides reach into assemblies while maintaining control. The handle shape and material are selected to permit repeated comfortable use and to help transfer controlled torque when working on small fasteners in electronics assembly, repair and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The ESD-safe construction reduces the risk of electrostatic discharge when handling sensitive components, and the 4 mm blade width provides a good balance between precision and torque capacity. A 150 mm blade length increases accessibility to recessed screws without sacrificing stiffness. The tip is machined to fit fasteners accurately, minimizing cam-out and wear. The handle is ergonomically shaped to support steady hand control during repetitive operations.

Suitable for

• Precision electronics assembly and circuit board work
• Repair and maintenance of consumer electronics and small appliances
• Service work on instruments and control panels with recessed fasteners
• Laboratory or cleanroom environments requiring ESD-safe tools

Key specifications

• Blade width: 4 mm
• Blade length: 150 mm
• ESD-safe construction suitable for electrostatic-sensitive devices
• Ergonomic handle for repeated use and controlled torque transfer
• Precisely machined tip to reduce cam-out and wear

How to use

Select the screwdriver when working on electrostatic-sensitive electronics where a 4 mm blade and extended reach are appropriate. Ensure the work area and operator grounding procedures are in place to complement the ESD-safe tool. Insert the tip into the fastener head, apply steady axial pressure and turn with controlled force to avoid stripping the fastener. Use the extended blade to reach recessed screws while maintaining wrist alignment to preserve control and reduce hand fatigue.

Usage recommendations

Use in combination with proper ESD precautions including grounding straps and ESD-safe work mats. Inspect the tip periodically for wear and replace the tool if the tip is damaged to avoid fastener damage. Avoid using the screwdriver on high-torque or impact applications that exceed its intended precision-use design.