Screwdriver Plastrol HAND Pro PH2 x 100 mm — Phillips cross-head, insulated handle

Plastrol HAND Pro PH2 x 100 mm is a Phillips cross-head screwdriver with a PH2 tip and a 100 mm steel shaft, designed for driving and removing PH2 screws in a variety of settings. The tool combines a precision-machined tip for accurate engagement with standard Phillips screw heads and a hand-friendly insulated handle that improves grip and torque control. It is suitable for general maintenance, electronics assembly, furniture fitting and other everyday screwdriving tasks.

Advantages

The precision-ground PH2 tip ensures reliable contact with Phillips screw recesses, reducing cam-out and wear. The 100 mm shaft provides extended reach for recessed or hard-to-access screws while remaining compact enough for typical workshop and household tasks. The insulated handle is ergonomically shaped to support comfortable handling and improved torque application. The screwdriver is built for frequent use, with a hardened shaft and a tip finish that resists premature rounding.

Suitable for

• General maintenance and repair tasks
• Electronics assembly and light electrical work (non-certified insulation for live-circuit use)
• Furniture assembly and fittings
• Workshop and household screwdriving jobs

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Shaft material: hardened steel
• Handle: hand-friendly insulated grip for improved torque control
• Finish: wear-resistant tip treatment

How to use

Select the PH2 screwdriver when working with Phillips PH2 screws to ensure correct fit and minimize damage to the screw head. Insert the tip into the screw recess, apply steady axial pressure and turn with controlled torque to drive or remove the screw. Use the 100 mm shaft to reach screws set deeper in assemblies or positioned in narrow spaces. Maintain a firm grip on the insulated handle for better control during turning operations.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tip before use and replace the tool if the tip is visibly worn or rounded. Do not use this screwdriver as a pry bar or chisel. If working on live electrical circuits, use tools with appropriate certified electrical insulation; the insulated handle on this model improves grip but is not a substitute for certified insulated tools for live-voltage work.