Flat-head screwdriver Plastrol HAND Pro 6.0×100 mm — flat tip 6 mm, 100 mm blade

Plastrol HAND Pro flat-head screwdriver with a 6.0 mm tip and a 100 mm blade is intended for driving and loosening slotted screws in general maintenance, electrical work, furniture assembly and DIY tasks. The straight flat tip sized 6.0×100 is compatible with standard slotted heads, while the blade length provides reach into recessed or partially obstructed screw locations. The handle is ergonomically shaped to give secure grip and control during manual use.

Advantages

The hardened steel blade resists bending and wear during repeated use, and the precisely machined flat tip ensures accurate engagement with slotted screws. The 100 mm blade offers a balance between reach and torque, allowing controlled turning without excessive flex. The handle profile improves torque transfer and reduces hand fatigue during short to medium duration tasks. The overall construction supports common workshop and household applications where a reliable manual flat-head screwdriver is required.

Suitable for

• General maintenance and repair tasks
• Electrical installations and terminal work (with power disconnected)
• Furniture assembly and disassembly
• DIY projects and hobby work
• Accessing screws in shallow recesses or panels

Key specifications

• Tip type: flat (slotted)
• Tip width: 6.0 mm
• Blade length: 100 mm
• Blade shape: straight, single-piece shaft to tip
• Handle: shaped for manual grip and torque transfer
• Typical applications: maintenance, electrical, furniture, DIY

How to use

Select the flat-head screwdriver with the 6.0 mm tip to match the screw slot width for optimal contact. Position the tip squarely into the screw slot to avoid cam-out and apply steady, controlled turning force. For electrical work, ensure power is disconnected and follow safety procedures before contacting terminals. When greater torque is needed, apply force gradually and keep the screwdriver aligned with the screw axis to reduce tip slippage and damage to the screw head.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tip before use and avoid using the screwdriver on damaged or rounded screw heads. Clean the blade and handle after use, store the tool in a dry place, and do not use the screwdriver as a pry bar, chisel, or for striking. For work on live circuits, use certified insulated tools appropriate for electrical work.