Screwdriver (electrotechnical) Dedra 064b3 Phillips No.2 100 mm

Electrotechnical Phillips screwdriver Dedra 064b3 with a No.2 tip and a 100 mm blade length. Designed for electrical and electronic tasks where a compact, cross-head tool is needed to access confined spaces. The screwdriver is intended for installation, adjustment and tightening of Phillips screws in junction boxes, terminal blocks, switchgear and small household or professional appliances.

Advantages

The tool combines a No.2 Phillips tip with a 100 mm blade to reach recessed fasteners while maintaining a short overall length for improved maneuverability. The electrotechnical design emphasizes precise fit to screw heads to reduce cam-out and wear. The handle is shaped for controlled torque and comfortable handling during repeated operations. Its compact profile makes it practical for use in narrow enclosures and behind panels.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and maintenance in junction boxes and switchboards
• Work on terminal blocks and wiring connections
• Servicing small appliances and electronic devices
• Tasks requiring access in confined or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips (cross-head) No.2
• Blade length: 100 mm
• Tool type: electrotechnical Phillips screwdriver
• Designed for use with Phillips screws commonly found in electrical and electronic equipment
• Compact overall dimensions for access in confined spaces

How to use

Select the screwdriver when a Phillips No.2 tip matches the screw head. Insert the tip fully into the screw recess to ensure proper engagement, then apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to tighten or loosen the fastener. Use the 100 mm blade to reach screws set back from edges or located in small enclosures. Avoid applying excessive lateral force to prevent tip deformation.

Usage recommendations

Use this electrotechnical screwdriver for routine electrical and electronic assembly or maintenance tasks where a compact Phillips No.2 tool is required. For safety, verify power is isolated before working on live circuits and use appropriate personal protective equipment. Inspect the tip for wear periodically and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded or damaged to maintain proper screw engagement.