Manual screwdriver Gedore R22150014 height 60 mm weight 820 g

The Gedore R22150014 manual screwdriver has a compact height of 60 mm and a mass of 820 g, designed to deliver controlled manual torque for precision fastening tasks. Built by gedore red for tradespeople and hobbyists, this screwdriver focuses on reliable performance and durability in routine maintenance, assembly, and repair operations. Its compact dimensions make it easy to manipulate in confined spaces while the solid construction supports repeated use.

Advantages

This manual screwdriver combines a compact form factor with robust construction to provide steady torque transfer and a secure grip during use. The tool’s balanced weight aids controlled turning, while the short height allows access to shallow or recessed fasteners. Materials and assembly are selected to reduce wear and extend service life under regular workshop or home conditions.

Suitable for

• Precision fastening and loosening of screws in electronics, appliances, and instruments
• Maintenance and assembly tasks in workshops and home projects
• Work in confined or shallow spaces where a short tool profile is required
• Professional technicians and DIY enthusiasts requiring a reliable handheld screwdriver

Key specifications

• Overall height: 60 mm
• Weight: 820 g
• Tool type: manual screwdriver for precision torque application
• Design: compact, short-profile handle for close-clearance access
• Intended use: general fastening and loosening tasks for small to medium screws

How to use

Select the appropriate tip and position the screwdriver on the fastener, ensuring correct alignment to avoid cam-out or damage. Apply steady manual pressure and rotate the handle to tighten or loosen the screw, adjusting hand force to control torque. For repetitive tasks, maintain a comfortable grip and reposition the workpiece or tool as needed to preserve alignment and reduce strain.

Usage recommendations

Store the screwdriver in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect the tip regularly for wear; replace or resharpen the tip if slippage occurs. Use the tool within its intended manual torque range and avoid applying excessive force or impact that could damage the handle or fastener.