Screwdriver Forsage SL 5×100 mm magnetic heavy-duty flathead

Forsage SL 5×100 mm magnetic heavy-duty flathead screwdriver is a hand tool for fastening and loosening slotted screws. It has a 5 mm blade width and a 100 mm steel shaft, with a magnetic tip that secures screws for easier positioning. The screwdriver features a robust handle designed to transfer torque efficiently, making it suitable for general workshop, maintenance and assembly operations.

Advantages

The magnetic tip holds screws in place to reduce drops and allow single-handed operation when positioning hardware. The 5 mm flat blade provides good contact area for standard slotted screws, while the 100 mm shaft reaches recessed fasteners. The heavy-duty construction of the shaft and strengthened tip improves durability under repeated use. The ergonomic, solid handle ensures reliable grip and efficient torque transmission during tightening and loosening.

Suitable for

• Manual fastening and loosening of slotted (flathead) screws
• General workshop and mechanical maintenance tasks
• Assembly and installation of furniture, fixtures, and electrical covers
• Tasks requiring reach into shallow recesses or behind panels

Key specifications

• Blade width: 5 mm
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Tip type: flat (slotted)
• Magnetic tip for screw retention
• Handle: heavy-duty, ergonomic design for torque transfer
• Material: hardened steel shaft with reinforced tip

How to use

Select the Forsage SL 5×100 mm screwdriver when working with slotted screws that match the 5 mm blade width. Place the flat tip fully into the screw slot to maximize contact and reduce cam-out. Use the magnetic tip to pick up and hold the screw during positioning; apply steady, controlled force while turning the handle to tighten or loosen the screw. For recessed screws, extend the shaft into the recess until the tip seats properly before applying torque.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the screwdriver tip before use and avoid using a worn or damaged tip to prevent slippage. Use the correct blade size for the screw to minimize damage. Store the tool in a dry place to avoid corrosion and maintain magnetic effectiveness. For high-torque or impact applications, consider using tools specifically rated for such use to avoid damaging the screwdriver.