Screwdriver Forsage PZ3 magnetic, 150 mm shaft length

Screwdriver Forsage PZ3 magnetic, 150 mm shaft length is a Pozidriv cross-head hand tool designed for driving and removing PZ3 fasteners. The tool features a 150 mm steel shaft and a magnetic tip that helps hold screws in place during installation or removal. It is intended for use on wood, metal and construction fittings and suits workshop, professional and DIY repair tasks where Pozidriv PZ3 fasteners are used.

Advantages

The magnetic tip improves screw retention and reduces the need to hold small fasteners with a second hand, enabling more precise positioning. The 150 mm shaft provides extended reach for recessed or hard-to-access fasteners while maintaining control and torque transfer from handle to tip. The Pozidriv PZ3 profile ensures proper engagement with PZ3 screws, reducing cam-out and wear compared with mismatched drivers.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing PZ3 Pozidriv screws in woodworking projects
• Assembly and disassembly of furniture and fittings that use PZ3 fasteners
• Maintenance and repair work on metal fixtures and construction elements
• Workshop and professional tasks where reliable PZ3 engagement is required
• DIY home repairs involving cross-head Pozidriv fasteners

Key specifications

• Drive type: Pozidriv (PZ3)
• Tip: magnetic
• Shaft length: 150 mm
• Shaft material: hardened steel (tool-grade)
• Intended use: manual screwdriving and screw removal

How to use

Select the screwdriver Forsage PZ3 magnetic with the correct PZ3 tip for the fastener. Align the driver tip with the screw head and apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to drive or remove the screw. Use the magnetic tip to hold the screw in place when starting fasteners or when working in restricted spaces. For recessed screws, the 150 mm shaft provides added reach; take care to maintain straight alignment to avoid damaging the screw head.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the tip for wear and replace the tool if the Pozidriv profile becomes rounded to avoid cam-out. Use appropriate personal protective equipment for the task and avoid applying excessive torque with manual drivers to prevent shaft or screw damage.