Screwdriver Plastrol HAND Pro PH1x100 — Phillips PH1, 100 mm shaft

Plastrol HAND Pro PH1x100 is a Phillips PH1 screwdriver with a 100 mm steel shaft designed for manual fastening and loosening of cross-head screws. The tool is intended for use in assembly, electronics, furniture installation and general repair tasks where a defined PH1 tip and a longer shaft improve reach and control. The screwdriver combines a precision-machined tip with an ergonomic handle profile for practical handling during repetitive screwdriving operations.

Advantages

The PH1 tip is manufactured to fit standard Phillips cross-head screws, reducing cam-out and improving torque transfer. The 100 mm shaft provides extended reach for recessed or deep-set fasteners without the need for adapters. The handle shape supports a secure grip and controlled turning force during manual use. The durable shaft construction maintains tip geometry through repeated use, contributing to longer service life of the tool.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair where a PH1 tip and precise control are required
• Furniture assembly and fittings with cross-head screws
• General household repairs and maintenance tasks
• Light mechanical and hobby projects involving small Phillips screws

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH1
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Shaft material: hardened steel (precision machined tip)
• Handle: ergonomically shaped for manual torque and control
• Use: manual screwdriver for cross-head screws

How to use

Align the PH1 tip with the cross slot of the screw head, apply moderate axial pressure to keep the tip engaged, and turn the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. The 100 mm shaft allows access to screws located in recesses or behind obstacles; maintain steady pressure to avoid slipping and inspect the tip before use to ensure it is free of damage or debris. For higher torque requirements, use controlled incremental turns rather than excessive force to protect the screw head and tip geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for its intended manual applications and avoid using it as a prying tool or with power drivers. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically check the tip for wear. Replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded or damaged to maintain secure engagement with Phillips screws.