Flat screwdriver STANLEY FatMax 6.5 x 150 mm – slotted tip, insulated handle

Flat screwdriver STANLEY FatMax 6.5 x 150 mm – slotted tip, insulated handle is a hand tool designed for driving and removing slotted (flat-head) screws. The tool features a 6.5 mm wide blade and a 150 mm blade length combined with a shaped FatMax handle that supports controlled torque application and comfortable repeated use. The insulated handle is intended to provide a secure grip and improved hand protection during routine maintenance, assembly and electrical tasks where a slotted screwdriver is required.

Advantages

The 6.5 mm slotted blade and 150 mm length offer compatibility with a wide range of standard slotted screw sizes while providing reach into moderate-depth fastenings. The FatMax ergonomic handle improves grip and reduces hand fatigue during extended use, enabling more precise torque control. Insulation on the handle increases user safety and helps maintain a steady grip in environments where electrical contact or slip could be a concern. The robust blade construction resists bending under typical manual loads and supports reliable contact with screw heads.

Suitable for

• General maintenance and repair tasks around homes and workshops
• Electrical work where an insulated-handle tool is preferred
• Assembly and disassembly of equipment with slotted fasteners
• Furniture fitting, cabinet making and light carpentry jobs

Key specifications

• Blade width: 6.5 mm
• Blade length: 150 mm
• Tip type: slotted (flat-head)
• Handle type: ergonomic FatMax design with insulation
• Intended use: manual driving and removal of slotted screws

How to use

Select the flat screwdriver when working with slotted screws that match the 6.5 mm blade width to ensure good contact and minimize cam-out. Grip the FatMax handle firmly and align the slotted tip with the screw slot, applying steady axial pressure while turning to drive or remove the fastener. For tasks requiring additional reach, use the 150 mm blade length to access screws in shallow recesses or behind components. Inspect the tip and blade before use and replace the tool if the tip is deformed or worn to avoid damage to screw heads.

Usage recommendations

Do not use the insulated-handle screwdriver on live circuits unless the tool is specifically rated and certified for electrical work to the appropriate safety standards. Keep the tip clean and correctly sized for the screw slot to reduce slippage. Store the screwdriver in a dry place and avoid excessive side loading on the blade to preserve tip shape and tool life.