Manual screwdriver Dedra 17W006, 150 mm, flat tip

Manual screwdriver Dedra 17W006, 150 mm, flat tip is a hand tool with a 150 mm shaft and a slotted (flat) tip designed for turning slotted screws in household, workshop and light maintenance tasks. Its compact length enables access into shallow recesses and confined spaces while providing the leverage needed for everyday fastening and loosening operations. The flat tip is suitable for common slotted screwheads found in electrical fittings, furniture and small appliances.

Advantages

The screwdriver features a straight 150 mm steel shaft and a single flat tip sized for general-purpose use, offering straightforward compatibility with standard slotted screws. Its compact overall length improves maneuverability in tight areas and on assemblies with limited clearance. The simple, manual design requires no power source and allows controlled torque application, which helps avoid over-tightening in delicate tasks. The tool is lightweight and easy to store in a toolbox or carry pouch.

Suitable for

• Electrical fittings and terminal blocks with slotted screws
• Furniture assembly and adjustment of slotted fasteners
• Light appliance and equipment repairs
• Workshop tasks where a compact manual screwdriver is required

Key specifications

• Shaft length: 150 mm
• Tip type: flat (slotted)
• Intended use: manual fastening and loosening of slotted screws
• Design: single-piece manual screwdriver for general-purpose tasks

How to use

Select the flat tip screwdriver and align the blade with the slot in the screw head. Apply steady, controlled pressure while turning the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. Use short, measured turns when working with fragile components or when access is restricted. For improved grip and torque control, hold the handle close to the shaft when precision is needed and toward the end of the handle when more leverage is required.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the screw head before use; if the slot is damaged or rounded, use an appropriately sized or alternative driver to avoid further damage. Keep the flat tip clean and free of debris to maintain good contact with screw slots. Store the screwdriver in a dry place to prevent corrosion and use appropriate personal protective equipment when working on electrical installations, including isolating power where applicable.