Flat-head screwdriver NEO tools 10 x 325 mm (model 04-004)

NEO tools flat-head screwdriver 10 x 325 mm (model 04-004) is a hand tool designed for driving and removing slotted screws that require a 10 mm blade width and extended reach. The screwdriver features a metal shaft with a flat tip matched to standard slotted fasteners and an ergonomically shaped handle that provides grip for manual torque. Its length and blade size make it suitable for tasks where access is limited or deeper reach is necessary.

Advantages

The 10 x 325 mm flat-head screwdriver provides a long shaft for accessing recessed or hard-to-reach screws while the flat tip ensures stable engagement with slotted heads. The metal shaft offers durability and resistance to bending under normal hand-use conditions. The handle shape is intended to deliver controlled manual torque and comfortable handling during repetitive tasks. The tool’s simple construction makes it easy to clean and maintain.

Suitable for

• General maintenance and repair work in workshops and households
• Assembly tasks that require a long reach to reach recessed fasteners
• Electrical cabinets, furniture assembly and equipment servicing with slotted screws

Key specifications

• Blade width: 10 mm
• Shaft length: 325 mm
• Blade type: flat / slotted tip
• Shaft material: metal
• Handle: ergonomic shape for manual torque

How to use

Select the NEO tools 10 x 325 mm flat-head screwdriver when a slotted screw matches the blade width. Insert the flat tip fully into the screw slot to ensure stable contact, then apply steady manual torque in the required direction: clockwise to tighten, counterclockwise to loosen. Keep pressure on the handle along the shaft axis to reduce the risk of the tip slipping out of the slot. For improved control, use slow, measured turns rather than rapid forceful movements.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the screw slot and blade for wear before use and avoid using the screwdriver on damaged or rounded heads. Do not use the screwdriver as a pry bar or chisel. For tasks requiring electrical isolation, use an insulated tool specifically rated for the relevant voltage rather than this standard metal-shaft screwdriver.