Screwdriver faster tools PH1 × 100 mm model 03-10-0100, cross (Phillips) tip

The faster tools Screwdriver PH1 × 100 mm model 03-10-0100 is a hand tool with a cross (Phillips) PH1 tip and a 100 mm shaft designed for driving and removing PH1 screws. Its compact shaft length and precise tip geometry make it suitable for tasks requiring access in confined spaces and controlled torque, including small appliance repair, furniture assembly and general maintenance. The ergonomic handle and hardened tip deliver consistent engagement with screw heads to reduce cam-out and wear.

Advantages

The 100 mm shaft provides reach into recessed or narrow locations while maintaining good control. The PH1 cross tip is machined to fit standard PH1 screw heads, improving contact and reducing slippage. The handle shape allows for stable hand placement and torque application during repetitive tasks. Hardened and tempered tip material increases durability and resists deformation under normal use conditions.

Suitable for

• Electronics and small appliance assembly and repair
• Furniture assembly and fastening small fittings
• Maintenance tasks in workshops and households
• Tight or recessed fastening points where a compact shaft is required

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips (PH1)
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Drive end: manual hand screwdriver
• Handle: ergonomic design for hand torque and grip
• Tip material: hardened steel for wear resistance

How to use

Align the PH1 tip with the screw head and apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle in the required direction. Use controlled force to avoid stripping the screw head; if resistance is high, back out the screw slightly and re-engage. For assembly tasks, ensure screws are started straight to maintain thread alignment and prevent damage to the screw or workpiece. After use, wipe the shaft and tip clean and store the screwdriver in a dry place to protect the hardened tip from corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use this PH1 × 100 mm screwdriver for hand-driven fastening only; do not use with power tools or as a pry bar. For heavily corroded or damaged screws, select an appropriate extraction tool. Regularly inspect the tip for rounding or wear and replace the tool when engagement becomes unreliable.