Screwdriver Philips MODECO SUPREME PH0 x 60 mm, model MN-10-161

MODECO SUPREME PH0 x 60 mm screwdriver MN-10-161 is a compact hand tool designed for driving and removing Phillips-head (PH0) screws. With a 60 mm blade length and defined tip geometry, this screwdriver is intended for precise engagement with small PH0 fasteners commonly found in electronics, household appliances and light assembly tasks. The compact overall length makes it suitable for work in constrained or recessed areas where larger tools cannot reach.

Advantages

The screwdriver offers a precisely formed PH0 tip to reduce cam‑out and improve contact with screw heads. Its short 60 mm blade provides better control and access in tight spaces, while the handle is shaped to enable firm manual torque without excessive bulk. The tool's construction focuses on maintaining tip accuracy and durability under normal domestic and workshop use.

Suitable for

• Repair and assembly of small electronics and circuit boards
• Maintenance of household appliances with PH0 fasteners
• Furniture and light mechanical assembly in confined spaces
• Hobby and DIY tasks requiring a compact Phillips screwdriver

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips (PH0)
• Blade length: 60 mm
• Intended use: driving and removing PH0 screws
• Handle: ergonomic manual handle for hand torque
• Application areas: electronics, household appliances, light assembly

How to use

Select the PH0 screwdriver and align the tip with the screw head. Apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to engage threads; for insertion, turn clockwise, and for removal, turn counterclockwise. Use controlled force appropriate to the screw size to avoid stripping the head. For work in tight or recessed areas, maintain alignment and use short, deliberate turns to keep the tip engaged with the screw.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tip before use to ensure it is not worn or damaged; replace the tool if tip deformation is present. Use the screwdriver for manual tasks within its size and torque limits and avoid using it as a pry bar or chisel. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep it separate from power tools to preserve tip geometry.