Impact screwdrivers Silver set 12 pcs model 10873 — assorted tips, hand-driven striking tools

Set of 12 hand-operated impact screwdrivers Silver model 10873 is designed to loosen and tighten fasteners by transmitting a controlled rotational impulse when the handle is struck with a hammer. The kit contains a selection of tip types and sizes — flat (slotted), Phillips and Pozidriv or similar — to fit common screw heads used in automotive, electrical and general maintenance tasks. Hardened shafts ensure efficient torque transfer while the handles are built to absorb impact forces and provide a secure grip for manual turning between strikes.

Advantages

The set combines a variety of tips in one compact kit, reducing the need to swap tools during repair or disassembly work. Hardened steel shafts provide wear resistance and maintain tip geometry under repeated impact. Handles are designed to absorb shock and allow both hand-driven rotation and single-handed holding while striking, improving control over applied impact torque. The assortment covers typical sizes used in vehicle maintenance, appliance repair and industrial fixtures.

Suitable for

• Automotive repairs and component removal
• Electrical panel and equipment maintenance
• Appliance servicing and furniture disassembly
• General maintenance where controlled impact torque is needed

Key specifications

• Contents: 12 hand impact screwdrivers with assorted tip types and sizes
• Tip types included: flat (slotted), Phillips, Pozidriv or equivalent
• Shaft material: hardened steel for improved torque transfer and durability
• Handle: impact-absorbing design for hammer strikes and manual grip
• Drive method: hand-held with hammer striking to produce impact torque
• Application areas: automotive, electrical, maintenance and general repair

How to use

Select the screwdriver with the tip that matches the screw head to ensure proper engagement and minimize cam-out. Insert the tip into the screw and apply steady manual pressure while positioning the handle axis with the fastener. For additional torque, deliver controlled strikes to the end of the handle with a hammer — use moderate force and short blows to avoid damaging the fastener or the tool. Between impacts, apply manual turning as needed. After use, clean tips of debris and store the set in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection and avoid excessive hammering; inspect tips regularly for wear and replace any worn or deformed drivers. Do not use the screwdrivers as chisels or pry bars. For precision electronic components, consider using non-impact drivers to avoid damage.