Silver impact screwdrivers set 6 pcs, model 10867

Silver impact screwdrivers set 6 pcs, model 10867 is a compact assortment of hand tools designed to apply controlled percussive torque for fastening and loosening screws. The set includes six impact screwdrivers with common tip types and sizes to address typical light mechanical, automotive and household repair tasks. These tools are intended to be used with a hammer strike to help turn stuck, rusted or seized fasteners and to provide extra torque in situations where a power tool is impractical.

Advantages

The Silver impact screwdrivers set offers robust blades and tips designed to resist chipping when struck, and handles shaped to withstand percussive loads while allowing a secure grip. The assortment covers frequently used tip profiles and sizes so that the user can select the most suitable driver quickly. Their compact format makes storage and transport simple, and the manual percussive action allows controlled torque without the need for electric or pneumatic tools.

Suitable for

• Light mechanical repairs and maintenance
• Automotive applications such as removing rusted or seized screws and bolts
• Household repairs including furniture and appliance servicing
• Fieldwork where power tools are unavailable or impractical

Key specifications

• Total pieces: 6 impact screwdrivers
• Tip coverage: common screwdriver tip types and sizes for general-purpose use
• Drive method: manual impact (designed to be struck with a hammer)
• Handle design: struck-capable handles for percussive use with anti-slip grip profile
• Construction: hardened tips and shanks for improved wear and impact resistance

How to use

Select the impact screwdriver with the tip that matches the screw head. Insert the tip firmly into the screw recess and position the shaft aligned with the screw axis to minimize cam-out. Hold the handle securely, then deliver a controlled hammer strike to the striking cap while maintaining axial pressure; the percussive force will impart rotational torque to loosen or tighten the fastener. Use steady, measured strikes rather than excessive force, and inspect the tip and screw head after each operation to confirm engagement.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear and gloves when performing percussive operations. Choose the correct tip size to avoid rounding screw heads and replace worn or deformed drivers. For heavily corroded fasteners consider applying penetrating lubricant before using impact torque, and avoid using the impact drivers on fasteners intended for torque-limiting or precision applications.