Manual screwdriver King Tony 2121-18 — steel shaft, 120 g weight

Handheld manual screwdriver King Tony 2121-18 features a durable steel shaft and a compact, well-balanced design with a total weight of 120 g. Intended for general fastening and loosening of screws, this manual screwdriver is suitable for household maintenance, light workshop tasks and repair work where controlled torque and precise handling are required.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a steel shaft for strength with an ergonomic handle made of PP+TPR for comfortable grip and reduced slippage. An enhanced flexible conduit supports accurate tip alignment and improved control during use. A powerful magnetizing element at the tip helps pick up and hold small fasteners, making work in tight or hard-to-reach places easier and faster.

Suitable for

• General household repairs and maintenance
• Electronics and small appliance assembly or disassembly
• Furniture assembly and light carpentry tasks
• Workshop fastening tasks requiring controlled torque
• Working with small screws in constrained or hard-to-reach locations

Key specifications

• Shaft material: steel
• Handle material: polypropylene (PP) combined with thermoplastic rubber (TPR)
• Total weight: 120 g
• Enhanced flexible conduit for improved tip alignment and shaping
• Magnetized tip with increased pick-up force for small fasteners

How to use

Select the screwdriver and position the tip on the screw head. Apply steady pressure while turning the handle in the required direction to loosen or tighten the screw. Use the magnetized tip to retrieve or hold small screws; if necessary, reposition the flexible conduit to improve access and alignment. Maintain controlled torque by using short, measured turns when working with delicate materials or small fasteners.

Usage recommendations

For safe and long-lasting use, keep the steel shaft clean and free of corrosion, store the tool in a dry place, and avoid applying excessive torque beyond the screwdriver's mechanical limits. Use the magnetized tip to reduce risk of dropping small screws, and replace the tool if the tip becomes worn or deformed.