Screwdriver EPM PH0 x 75mm Phillips cross-head M3 model E-400-0320

EPM PH0 x 75mm Phillips screwdriver (model E-400-0320) is a manual hand tool designed for precise work with M3 cross-head screws. The PH0 tip geometry matches small Phillips fasteners to ensure accurate engagement, while the 75 mm shaft length gives controlled access in confined or densely populated assemblies. The standard cross-tip profile is intended to provide predictable torque transfer and to reduce slippage during repetitive fastening tasks.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a PH0 precision tip with a short 75 mm shaft to improve accessibility in tight spaces and to minimise the risk of cam-out on small cross-head screws. Its manual design allows the operator to apply deliberate torque for delicate components, and the standard profile ensures compatibility with common M3 Phillips fasteners used in electronics and small appliances. The tool’s compact dimensions support comfortable handling and accurate alignment during installation or removal of screws.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Electrical and control panel work with small fasteners
• Servicing and maintenance of small appliances and devices
• Precision mechanical assemblies and hobbyist projects

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH0 suitable for M3 cross-head screws
• Shaft length: 75 mm for access to confined areas
• Tool type: Manual screwdriver with standard cross-tip profile
• Application: Designed for small fasteners in electronics and light maintenance

How to use

Choose the PH0 tip to match the M3 cross-head screw and position the tip squarely in the screw recess. Apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to engage threads; avoid excessive force to prevent damage to screw heads or surrounding components. For installation, turn clockwise until the screw is seated; for removal, turn counter-clockwise. Use the short 75 mm shaft to reach screws in tight or recessed locations while maintaining hand control for precise torque application.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for tasks where controlled manual torque and accurate tip engagement are required. Inspect the tip for wear before use and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded to avoid cam-out and damage to fasteners. For electrically live circuits, ensure power is disconnected or use appropriate insulated tools.