Manual screwdriver Dedra 06B021, 80 mm length

Manual screwdriver Dedra 06B021, 80 mm length is a handheld tool designed for driving and removing screws in assembly, repair and maintenance tasks. Its compact 80 mm shaft length allows access into tighter spaces where longer screwdrivers cannot reach. The tool features a durable handle shaped for manual torque control and accepts standard slotted or Phillips tips depending on the tip variant; verify the tip type before use.

Advantages

The compact shaft provides better access in confined areas while maintaining sufficient reach for many common fastening tasks. The robust handle is made to withstand repeated manual use and offers a secure grip for controlled torque application. The simple, single-piece design reduces points of failure and makes the screwdriver easy to store and carry. Compatibility with standard tips (slotted or Phillips) ensures versatility across different screw heads when the correct tip is used.

Suitable for

• General household assembly and furniture installation
• Basic electronic and appliance repair where manual torque is required
• Maintenance tasks in workshops, garages, and construction sites
• Tasks in confined or hard-to-reach spaces due to short shaft length

Key specifications

• Shaft length: 80 mm
• Tool type: Manual screwdriver
• Handle: Durable ergonomic design for manual torque control
• Tip compatibility: Standard slotted or Phillips tips (verify tip type)
• Application: Driving and removing screws for assembly, repair and maintenance

How to use

Select the correct tip type for the screw head (slotted or Phillips) and ensure a secure fit between the tip and screw. Hold the handle firmly and align the shaft with the screw axis to avoid cam-out. Apply steady manual torque while turning the handle; use controlled pressure when tightening to prevent stripping the screw head. For loosening, turn in the opposite direction while maintaining alignment and steady pressure. Store the screwdriver in a dry place after use to reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

Always confirm the tip type matches the screw head before applying force. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses if working with fasteners under tension or in overhead positions. Avoid using the manual screwdriver as a pry bar or striking it with a hammer, and do not expose the handle to excessive solvents or heat to maintain grip integrity.