Flat-head screwdriver NEO tools 5.5 x 205 mm model 04-013

Flat-head screwdriver NEO tools 5.5 x 205 mm model 04-013 is a hand tool designed for driving and removing slotted (flat-head) screws. The tool features a 5.5 mm wide blade and a 205 mm shaft that provides extended reach for recessed or hard-to-access fasteners. The straight blade profile fits standard slotted screw heads and the length of the shaft helps maintain alignment and leverage during assembly, maintenance and repair tasks.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a precisely shaped flat blade with a long, rigid shaft to improve access to screws located in deep or narrow spaces. Its blade width is matched to common slotted screws to reduce cam-out and slippage when applying torque. The extended shaft length increases reach while helping to keep the tool aligned with the fastener, making it suitable for general-purpose mechanical, electrical and household work.

Suitable for

• Driving and removing slotted (flat-head) screws in equipment assembly
• Maintenance and repair of mechanical and electrical devices
• Accessing recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners
• General household and workshop tasks requiring a long-reach flat-head screwdriver

Key specifications

• Blade type: flat (slotted)
• Blade width: 5.5 mm
• Shaft length: 205 mm
• Overall design: straight blade with long shaft for extended reach
• Intended use: manual turning of slotted fasteners

How to use

Select a screwdriver with a blade width that matches the screw slot. Insert the flat blade fully into the screw slot to maximize contact. Apply steady axial pressure and turn the handle to drive or remove the screw, keeping the shaft aligned with the screw axis to reduce slippage. For recessed screws, extend the shaft straight into the access area and work with controlled torque to avoid damaging the screw head. Use hand force only and avoid applying the tool with power tools or using it as a pry bar.

Usage recommendations

Store the screwdriver in a dry place to prevent corrosion on the shaft and blade. Regularly inspect the blade tip for wear or deformation and replace the tool if the blade no longer fits securely into screw slots. For best results, pair the screwdriver with screws of compatible slot width and avoid excessive torque that can round the screw head.