FELO Phillips PH1 screwdriver bit, 100 mm (FL03201810), chromium-vanadium steel

FELO Phillips PH1 screwdriver bit, 100 mm long in chromium‑vanadium steel, is designed for driving PH1 screws where extra reach and accurate tip engagement are required. The bit's precise Phillips geometry reduces cam‑out and ensures consistent contact with screw heads. Its 100 mm length provides extended access in recessed or hard‑to‑reach fastenings, and the chrome‑vanadium construction offers durability for regular use with both manual and powered drivers.

Advantages

The FELO PH1 bit combines a durable chrome‑vanadium steel body with a precisely machined Phillips tip to provide reliable fit and long service life. Its extended 100 mm length improves reach in tight assemblies while maintaining torsional strength, and the accurate tip profile helps minimize slippage and damage to screw heads. Compatibility with standard 1/4" hex bit holders and common electric or manual drivers makes it a flexible choice for various applications.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair where PH1 fasteners are used
• Furniture fitting and installation in recessed joints
• General maintenance and light mechanical repairs requiring extended reach
• Use with manual screwdrivers and power drivers that accept standard bits

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH1
• Length: 100 mm
• Material: chromium‑vanadium steel
• Compatibility: standard 1/4" hex bit holders and bit chucks
• Finish: corrosion‑resistant surface treatment (chromium plating)

How to use

Select the FELO PH1 bit when working with PH1 screw heads and insert the bit securely into a compatible bit holder or driver. Apply steady, axial pressure while turning to keep the tip engaged and reduce the risk of cam‑out. For power drivers, set an appropriate torque or speed to match the screw size and material. After use, store the bit in a bit holder or toolbox to protect the tip from damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, ensure the screw head is clean and the bit tip is undamaged before use. Match driving speed and torque to the task—lower torque for delicate assemblies and higher torque for tougher materials. Replace the bit when tip wear becomes noticeable to avoid screw head rounding.