Manual screwdriver Dedra 06A068 — length 250 mm, hand tool

The Dedra 06A068 manual screwdriver is a hand tool with a 250 mm shaft designed for turning screws in assembly, repair and maintenance tasks. Its extended length provides additional reach compared with standard screwdrivers, making it suitable for accessing recessed fasteners or working in narrow spaces. The tool is intended for general-purpose use and is compatible with common screwdriver tips or fixed blades depending on the exact model variant.

Advantages

The long 250 mm shaft improves access to hard-to-reach screws without requiring disassembly of surrounding components. The simple, sturdy construction delivers reliable torque transfer from handle to tip while remaining lightweight for manual operation. Compatibility with standard bits or fixed tips gives flexibility for use with a range of screw heads and job types.

Suitable for

• Reaching recessed or deep-seated screws in machinery and equipment
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and on-site service calls
• Assembly of furniture or fixtures where longer reach is needed
• General household DIY and light industrial applications

Key specifications

• Shaft length: 250 mm
• Tool type: manual screwdriver (long shaft)
• Application: turning screws for assembly, repair and maintenance
• Compatibility: designed for standard screwdriver bits or fixed tip use depending on model
• Operation: hand-operated, non-powered

How to use

Select an appropriate tip or bit that matches the screw head profile. Insert the bit into the tip or verify the fixed tip is correct for the fastener. Position the screwdriver tip in the screw recess, apply steady axial pressure to keep the tip engaged, and turn the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. Use moderate, controlled force to avoid cam-out or damaging the screw head; for high-torque requirements consider a different tool.

Usage recommendations

For safe and efficient use, keep the shaft and tip clean and free of debris, and inspect the tip for wear before use. If the job requires greater torque, use a ratcheting or powered screwdriver designed for that purpose. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the shaft and tip.