Manual screwdriver Dedra 06A063, 150 mm length, slotted/Phillips compatible

Dedra 06A063 is a manual screwdriver with a total length of 150 mm, designed for general fastening and assembly tasks. The tool combines a compact shaft and a hand-friendly handle that allow controlled torque application for household repairs, furniture assembly and light workshop work. Its slotted/Phillips compatible tip supports use with both flat-head and cross-head screws, making it a practical choice when a single handy tool is needed for small jobs and precision work in confined spaces.

Advantages

The screwdriver's 150 mm length balances reach and control, enabling access to screws in shallow recesses while remaining easy to store in a toolbox. A dual-compatible tip reduces the need to switch tools between slotted and Phillips screws. The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip for steady torque and improved accuracy during repetitive tasks. The compact design is suitable for precision work and fast household maintenance.

Suitable for

• Household repairs and general fastening
• Furniture assembly and adjustments
• Light workshop and hobby tasks
• Precision work in tight or shallow spaces

Key specifications

• Overall length: 150 mm
• Tip type: slotted and Phillips compatible
• Drive: manual handheld operation
• Handle: ergonomic grip for controlled torque
• Application: fastening, assembly and light repair work

How to use

Select the screw type and position the screwdriver tip firmly into the screw head, ensuring proper engagement with slotted or Phillips profiles. Hold the handle with a comfortable grip and apply steady rotational force while keeping the shaft aligned with the screw axis to avoid cam-out. For tightening, turn clockwise until the required torque or seating is reached; for loosening, turn counterclockwise. Use short controlled rotations in confined spaces and avoid excessive force to prevent damage to the screw head or tool.

Usage recommendations

Store the screwdriver in a dry toolbox or rack to protect the tip and handle. For repetitive or high-torque jobs, consider using a powered driver or a screwdriver with interchangeable bits. Regularly inspect the tip for wear and replace the tool if the engagement with screw heads becomes poor.