Precision flat screwdriver NEO tools 2.5x50 mm S2 model 04-113

Precision flat screwdriver NEO tools 2.5x50 mm S2 model 04-113 is a hand tool intended for accurate work on small slotted screws in electronics, instrumentation and precision assemblies. The tool features a 2.5 mm blade width and 50 mm blade length made from S2 tool steel, offering a balance of hardness and toughness for controlled torque and repeatable contact with screw heads. Its slim flat tip provides access in confined spaces and precise engagement with shallow or narrow slots.

Advantages

The S2 tool steel blade provides wear resistance and dimensional stability under regular use. The 2.5 mm tip size and 50 mm length combine to deliver improved reach and visibility when working inside housings or on circuit boards. The screwdriver's slim profile and accurately ground tip reduce the risk of cam-out and damage to delicate screw heads while enabling controlled torque application during repair and assembly tasks.

Suitable for

• Electronic device repair and maintenance
• Instrument assembly and adjustment
• Precision mechanical assemblies and small household appliances
• Hobby electronics and model making

Key specifications

• Blade width: 2.5 mm
• Blade length: 50 mm
• Blade material: S2 tool steel
• Tip type: flat / slotted, slim profile
• Typical use: precision screwdriving in confined spaces

How to use

Select the 2.5 mm flat screwdriver when the screw slot matches the blade width for full contact between tip and slot. Position the tip squarely in the screw slot, apply steady axial pressure and turn with controlled force to avoid slipping. Use the 50 mm blade length to reach screws recessed inside enclosures or behind components while keeping the handle clear of nearby parts. Inspect the tip periodically for wear and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded or damaged to preserve performance and protect fasteners.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair this precision flat screwdriver with magnification or good task lighting when working on small or delicate electronics. Avoid using the tool as a pry bar or for high-torque applications; use purpose-built screwdrivers or drivers for larger screws to prevent blade damage and ensure user safety.