Screwdriver No name PH2 x 100mm soft touch handle, model 10968

The Screwdriver No name PH2 x 100mm soft touch handle, model 10968 is a Phillips (PH2) screwdriver with a 100 mm chrome-plated or heat-treated steel shaft designed for general fastening and removal of PH2 screws. The soft touch handle provides improved grip and reduces slipping during torque application, making routine repair, maintenance and assembly tasks easier. This tool is intended for household, electrical and DIY use where a standard PH2 tip and a medium-length shaft are required.

Advantages

The soft touch handle combines a firm core with a softer outer coating to deliver a secure hold and better control when applying torque. The PH2 tip is formed to fit standard cross-recess screws, ensuring reliable engagement and reduced cam-out. A 100 mm shaft gives a balance between reach and control, suitable for confined spaces while maintaining leverage. The compact, straightforward design makes it a practical choice for everyday toolkits.

Suitable for

• General household repairs and furniture assembly
• Electrical fittings, switches and outlet installation (with power off)
• Appliance maintenance and small equipment servicing
• DIY projects and hobby work requiring PH2 screws

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Handle: soft touch ergonomic grip
• Material: steel shaft with treated tip for durability
• Intended use: manual fastening and loosening of PH2 screws

How to use

Select the Screwdriver No name PH2 x 100mm with the correct PH2 tip for the screw head. Insert the tip fully into the screw recess to ensure correct engagement, then apply steady pressure while turning the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. Maintain a straight alignment between shaft and screw to minimize slipping and wear on the tip. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working on electrical fixtures and ensure power is disconnected before starting work.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, keep the tip clean and free of debris and avoid using the screwdriver as a pry bar or chisel. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically inspect the tip for rounding or damage; replace the tool if the tip no longer engages screws securely.