Manual Phillips screwdriver Proline 10167, 200 mm length, single-piece

Proline 10167 is a manual Phillips screwdriver with a 200 mm single-piece shaft designed for driving and removing Phillips-head screws. The tool combines a straight, rigid steel shank with a tip shaped for cross-head fasteners and a two-component, ergonomic handle. Colour-coding on the handle helps quick identification of the tip type, while the compact length makes the screwdriver suitable for use in confined or general-purpose workspaces.

Advantages

The single-piece construction provides increased strength and reduced risk of joint failure between shaft and handle. The Phillips tip is manufactured to fit cross-head screws precisely, improving engagement and reducing cam-out. A two-component handle with hard and soft anti-slip materials enhances grip comfort and torque transfer during turning. The 200 mm length balances reach with control, allowing access to recessed screws while maintaining stability.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of consumer electronics and appliances
• General maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and garages
• Furniture assembly and light construction work
• Domestic DIY tasks and hobby projects requiring Phillips fasteners

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips cross-head
• Shaft length: 200 mm
• Construction: single-piece shaft and handle
• Handle: two-component hard/soft anti-slip material
• Handle marking: colour-coded for tip identification

How to use

Select the screwdriver by verifying the Phillips tip fits securely into the screw recess. Position the tip squarely in the screw head and apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to drive or remove the screw. Use controlled force to avoid stripping the screw; for high-torque applications, ensure a firm grip on the ergonomic handle to maximize torque transfer. After use, wipe the shaft clean and store the screwdriver in a tool rack or pouch to prevent tip damage.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, match the screwdriver size to the screw head and avoid using the tool on damaged or deformed screws. Avoid prying or levering with the screwdriver to prevent tip deformation. Regularly inspect the tip for wear and replace the tool if the tip no longer engages screws reliably.