Flat-head screwdriver No name 3.5 x 75 mm CrV soft-touch handle (MPN 10952)

The No name flat-head screwdriver 3.5 x 75 mm is a compact tool intended for driving and removing slotted screws in electronics, household repairs and light mechanical work. The blade is made of chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel for wear resistance and dimensional stability, while the short 75 mm length and narrow 3.5 mm tip size make it suitable for precision tasks in confined spaces. The soft-touch handle is shaped to improve grip and control during repetitive or delicate operations.

Advantages

The chrome-vanadium blade offers enhanced strength and resistance to bending and wear compared with basic carbon steel. The soft-touch ergonomic handle reduces slippage and helps lower hand fatigue during extended use. The compact overall size enables access to tight assemblies and makes the screwdriver convenient to carry in a small tool kit or pocket. The tip profile is machined to fit slotted screw heads accurately, reducing cam-out and surface damage.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair where small slotted screws are used
• Household maintenance tasks such as tightening cabinet hinges and switch plates
• Light mechanical work on appliances, toys and small devices
• Precision adjustments in hobby and craft projects

Key specifications

• Tip width: 3.5 mm
• Blade length: 75 mm
• Blade material: chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel
• Handle type: soft-touch ergonomic handle
• Overall application: slotted (flat-head) screwdrivers for small to medium screws

How to use

Select this 3.5 x 75 mm flat-head screwdriver when the screw slot matches the tip width and when access is limited by space. Position the tip squarely in the screw slot, apply firm axial pressure to prevent slipping, and turn with steady torque. For precision assemblies, use controlled, short rotations rather than high force. After use, wipe the blade clean and store the screwdriver in a dry place to maintain the CrV surface and tip geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool for tasks within its intended scope: precision and light-duty fastening and removal of slotted screws. Avoid using the screwdriver as a pry bar, chisel or for high-torque fasteners to prevent tip deformation. When working on electrical equipment, ensure power is disconnected and follow safety procedures. Regular inspection of the tip for wear will help maintain proper fit and reduce damage to screw heads.