Screwdriver Dedra model 064b1 — insulated cross (Phillips) tip No. 0, 60 mm shaft length

Dedra 064b1 is an electrotechnical Phillips (cross) screwdriver with a No. 0 tip and a 60 mm shaft length. Designed for electrical and electronic applications, this tool provides precise engagement with Phillips fasteners in confined spaces and on small components. The insulated design allows work near live parts where reduced risk of short circuits and improved user protection are required, while the compact shaft enables access to recessed screws and connectors.

Advantages

The insulated handle and shaft construction reduce the risk of accidental electrical contact during typical electrical and electronic tasks. The No. 0 Phillips tip is machined to ensure accurate fit with small cross-head screws, minimizing cam-out and damage to fastener heads. A 60 mm shaft length balances reach and control for tasks that require both access inside enclosures and tactile feedback. The tool is lightweight and sized for controlled torque application in delicate assemblies.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of small electronic devices and circuit boards
• Electrical panel and terminal block work where compact reach is needed
• Maintenance and repair of household appliances and consumer electronics
• Work on connectors, terminals and recessed fasteners in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips (cross) No. 0
• Shaft length: 60 mm
• Insulation: electrotechnical insulated design for reduced electrical contact risk
• Handle: ergonomic, sized for precision and controlled torque
• Application area: electrical and electronic work, maintenance and repair

How to use

Use the Dedra 064b1 Phillips screwdriver by selecting the No. 0 tip for compatible cross-head screws. Insert the tip fully into the screw recess to ensure firm engagement before applying torque. For work near live circuits, ensure the instrument is appropriate for the voltage and safety standards you follow, and maintain correct hand placement on the insulated handle. Apply steady controlled force to avoid stripping small screw heads and to protect sensitive components.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the tip for wear and maintain the insulation integrity; replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded or the insulation is damaged. Use the screwdriver within its intended scope—small Phillips fasteners and electrotechnical tasks—and store it in a dry place away from corrosive substances.