Screwdriver No name T27 x 100 mm CrV Security Soft Touch (MPN 10994)

Screwdriver No name T27 x 100 mm CrV Security Soft Touch is a hand tool designed for work with tamper-resistant Torx fasteners. It has a T27 security Torx tip and a 100 mm chrome vanadium shaft, providing the reach and strength needed for assembly, maintenance and repair tasks. The tool is fitted with a soft-touch handle engineered to improve grip and reduce hand fatigue during repeated use.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a hardened CrV shaft with a security Torx tip to resist wear and maintain engagement with tamper-proof fasteners. The 100 mm length gives extra reach for recessed screws while retaining good control. The soft-touch handle provides a non-slip surface and ergonomic contours to support secure handling and consistent torque application. Overall construction aims to balance durability and user comfort for professional and DIY tasks.

Suitable for

• Working with tamper-resistant Torx fasteners in electronics and appliances
• Assembly and disassembly of mechanical components where a T27 tip is required
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops, service centers and home projects

Key specifications

• Tip type: security (tamper-resistant) Torx T27
• Shaft material: chrome vanadium (CrV) steel
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Handle: soft-touch, ergonomic design for improved grip
• Intended use: manual fastening and unfastening of Torx security screws

How to use

Select the T27 screwdriver for fasteners that require a tamper-resistant Torx driver. Insert the security tip fully into the screw head to ensure correct engagement with the pin in the centre of the fastener. Apply steady axial pressure and turn the handle in the required direction, keeping the shaft aligned with the screw to reduce the risk of cam-out or damage. After use, store the screwdriver in a tool rack or toolbox to protect the tip and maintain readiness for future tasks.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the screwdriver only with compatible tamper-resistant Torx screws and avoid using excessive force. Inspect the tip for wear before precision work and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded or damaged. Keep the shaft clean and dry to prevent corrosion and maintain reliable engagement with fasteners.