Screwdriver EPM E-400-0504 Phillips / Cross 1x150 mm

The EPM E-400-0504 Phillips / Cross 1x150 mm is a single-size Phillips screwdriver designed for driving and removing Phillips-head screws in general household, assembly and light professional applications. It has a 150 mm steel shaft that provides extended reach for recessed or narrow screw locations while the precisely formed cross tip ensures stable engagement with compatible fasteners. The tool's simple design focuses on reliable torque transfer and access where a longer shaft is required.

Advantages

This Phillips screwdriver offers a long 150 mm shaft for improved reach in confined or recessed areas and a single-size tip that fits Phillips fasteners securely. The tip geometry is manufactured to provide consistent contact with screw heads, reducing cam-out during use. Constructed for routine tasks, the tool is compact and easy to store, and its straightforward design supports predictable torque application for assembly and maintenance work.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing Phillips-head screws in household repairs
• Electronics and appliance assembly where longer reach is needed
• Furniture assembly and light carpentry tasks
• Maintenance and service work in narrow or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips / cross
• Tip size: single-size 1 (Phillips standard)
• Shaft length: 150 mm
• Shaft diameter: standard for 1-size Phillips drivers
• Material: hardened steel shaft (functional, wear-resistant construction)

How to use

Select the screwdriver so the Phillips tip matches the screw head size and engage the tip fully in the screw recess before applying force. Use steady axial pressure and rotate the handle to drive or remove screws; avoid excessive sideways force that can deform the screw head. For recessed or hard-to-reach screws, extend the shaft into the cavity until the handle clears the work surface, then apply turning force while keeping the tip aligned with the screw axis.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the screwdriver tip before use and replace the tool if the tip shows rounding or wear. Use the correct size Phillips tip to minimise cam-out and protect screw heads. For higher torque requirements, consider a ratcheting or longer-handled screwdriver rather than forcing this single-size tool beyond its intended application.