Manual screwdriver Proline 10226 — 1 piece hand tool, model 10226

Proline 10226 is a manual screwdriver supplied as a single-piece hand tool designed for general fastening and loosening of screws in maintenance and repair tasks. The tool features a soft plastic, anti-slip handle that improves grip and provides additional rotational torque during screwdriving. Compact and simple in design, this screwdriver is intended for common household and workshop uses where a reliable, single screwdriver is required.

Advantages

The soft plastic, anti-slip handle ensures secure grip and reduces slippage under torque. Its compact one-piece configuration makes it easy to store and carry, while the box structure described by the manufacturer provides convenient access to the screwdriver. The tool is suitable for precision tasks thanks to included tip sizes that cover small slotted and Phillips fasteners commonly found in electronics and delicate assemblies.

Suitable for

• General household screwdriving and minor repairs
• Workshop tasks requiring a single, reliable screwdriver
• Precision work on electronics and small assemblies
• Hobbyist and DIY applications

Key specifications

• Type: manual screwdriver, single piece
• Handle: soft plastic, anti-slip
• Intended use: fastening and loosening screws for maintenance and repair
• Tip sizes included (reference to related items): small slotted tips 1.4 mm, 2.0 mm, 2.4 mm and Phillips PH00, PH0, PH1; related set also lists TORX T4–T10 sizes
• Design: compact, straightforward for easy storage and access

How to use

Select the appropriate tip size for the screw head to avoid cam-out or damage. Hold the screwdriver by the anti-slip handle and apply steady pressure while turning in the required direction for tightening or loosening. For small or delicate fasteners, work with controlled force and avoid excessive torque. Store the screwdriver in its box structure or a designated tool holder to keep the tip protected and accessible.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for tasks suited to its tip sizes and precision capabilities; avoid applying excessive force or using the tool on fasteners that require larger, higher-torque drivers. For electronics and precision components, work on a stable surface and use appropriate ESD precautions if needed.