Screwdriver STANLEY Pozidriv FatMax 1x100 mm (model 65-335)

Hand screwdriver STANLEY FatMax with a Pozidriv PZ1 tip and a 100 mm blade length, designed for driving and removing Pozidriv fasteners. The tool combines a hardened steel blade and a FatMax handle profile to provide improved torque control and a secure grip during repetitive tasks. It is intended for general maintenance, carpentry and assembly jobs where Pozidriv screws are commonly used.

Advantages

The Pozidriv PZ1 tip is shaped for accurate engagement with Pozidriv screw heads, reducing cam-out and wear. The 100 mm blade reaches recessed screw positions while maintaining rigidity. The ergonomic FatMax handle profile improves hand comfort and allows better transfer of torque without slipping. Hardened steel construction of the blade increases durability and maintains tip geometry under typical workshop and site conditions.

Suitable for

• Assembling furniture and fittings that use Pozidriv screws
• Carpentry and joinery tasks with medium-duty fastening
• Routine maintenance and repair work in homes and workshops
• Electrical and plumbing fixtures where Pozidriv fasteners are specified

Key specifications

• Tip type: Pozidriv (PZ1)
• Blade length: 100 mm
• Blade material: hardened steel
• Handle type: FatMax profile ergonomic handle
• Intended use: hand-driven fastening and removal of Pozidriv screws

How to use

Choose the screwdriver when working with Pozidriv PZ1 screws to ensure correct fit and reduce damage to screw heads. Insert the PZ1 tip fully into the screw recess, apply steady axial pressure and turn the handle to drive or remove the fastener. Use the 100 mm blade to reach screws in shallow recesses; avoid excessive lateral force that could damage the tip. Clean the tip and inspect the blade regularly to maintain proper engagement and safe operation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the screwdriver tip precisely to the Pozidriv screw size and maintain moderate, controlled torque. Store the tool in a dry environment to prevent corrosion and periodically check the tip for wear; replace the screwdriver if the tip is rounded or damaged to avoid damaging screw heads.