Screwdriver Phillips EPM E-400-0505 2x100 mm

The EPM Phillips E-400-0505 2x100 mm is a medium-length Phillips screwdriver designed for general assembly, maintenance and repair tasks. It features a size 2 cross tip and a 100 mm solid shaft that provides access to recessed screws while maintaining good control and torque transfer. The handle is shaped for hand use in electrical, technical and household applications where a reliable Phillips driver is required.

Advantages

This Phillips screwdriver combines a precisely formed size 2 cross tip with a 100 mm shaft to reach screws in moderately deep or recessed positions. The robust shaft construction resists bending under typical hand torque, while the ergonomically shaped handle improves grip and control during repeated use. The compact medium length balances reach and maneuverability, making it suitable for tasks in confined spaces without sacrificing turning power.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing Phillips-head screws in electrical installations
• General mechanical assembly and disassembly
• Maintenance and repair of household appliances
• DIY and workshop projects requiring a medium-length cross screwdriver

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips (cross) tip, size 2
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Shaft diameter: suitable for standard size 2 screws
• Tool type: hand screwdriver for Phillips screws
• Intended use: assembly, maintenance, repair, electrical and technical work

How to use

Select the screwdriver by matching the Phillips size 2 tip to the screw head to ensure proper engagement. Insert the tip fully into the screw recess, apply steady axial pressure to prevent cam-out, and turn the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. For screws in recessed or narrow locations, use the 100 mm shaft to reach the screw while keeping the handle clear of surrounding structures. Inspect the tip for wear before use and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded to avoid damage to screw heads.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver with appropriate hand tools and follow basic safety practices: wear eye protection when working on assemblies under tension, avoid excessive force to prevent tip damage, and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion. For electrical work, ensure the circuit is de-energized before starting and use insulated tools when required.