Screwdriver Phillips EPM E-400-0500, cross-tip, 100 mm shaft length

EPM Phillips screwdriver model E-400-0500 features a cross (Phillips) tip and a 100 mm shaft length designed for driving and removing Phillips-head screws. This compact hand tool is built for general assembly, maintenance and DIY tasks, offering controlled torque transfer in wood, metal and plastic applications where a short cross-tip screwdriver is required.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a precisely formed Phillips tip with a rigid 100 mm shaft to ensure accurate engagement with screw heads and reduced cam-out. Its compact length improves access in confined spaces and on shallow recesses. The tip geometry and shaft alignment enable steady torque application while minimizing damage to screw heads and surrounding materials.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing Phillips screws in furniture and cabinetry assembly
• Maintenance and repair work in machinery and appliances
• DIY projects involving wood, metal or plastic components
• Electrical and electronics enclosures where a short shaft is beneficial

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips (cross) tip
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Handle-to-tip format: hand screwdriver designed for manual torque application
• Intended materials: suitable for use with wood, metal and plastic fasteners
• Application area: general assembly, maintenance and DIY

How to use

Select the screwdriver and align the Phillips tip squarely with the screw head slot. Apply steady axial pressure and turn the handle clockwise to drive the screw or counterclockwise to remove it. For best results, keep the tip clean and intact to maintain correct engagement; replace the tool if the tip shows signs of wear or deformation. Use controlled force to avoid stripping the screw head or damaging the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use the EPM Phillips screwdriver for short-reach tasks and confined spaces where a 100 mm shaft improves access. Avoid using excessive impact or leverage techniques; this tool is intended for manual driving and removal of Phillips-head screws. Inspect the tip regularly and match the tip size to the screw head for optimal performance.