Screwdriver STANLEY PZ 0.5 x 100 mm C-GRIP SD magnetic with hanging hole

STANLEY PZ 0.5 x 100 mm C-GRIP SD magnetic screwdriver with hanging hole is a hand tool engineered for working with Pozidriv (PZ) fasteners. The 100 mm steel shaft provides extended reach for screws set in shallow recesses or slightly recessed fittings, while the magnetic tip keeps small screws in place for one-handed positioning. The C-GRIP ergonomic handle is shaped to improve grip and torque transfer during assembly, repair, and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The magnetic tip secures fasteners to reduce dropping and streamline screw placement. The C-GRIP handle profile offers improved contact area and control compared with smooth handles, helping to reduce slippage during torque application. The 100 mm shaft length increases accessibility in confined or recessed areas, and the hanging hole enables convenient storage and quick identification on workbenches or toolboards.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of Pozidriv screws in furniture and fittings
• Electrical and electronic maintenance where small PZ screws are used
• Automotive trim and panel fastening tasks requiring narrow access
• General household repairs and DIY jobs with Pozidriv fasteners

Key specifications

• Tip type: Pozidriv (PZ 0.5)
• Shank length: 100 mm
• Tip feature: Magnetic
• Handle style: Ergonomic C-GRIP
• Storage feature: Hanging hole in handle
• Material: Hardened steel shaft with durable handle construction

How to use

Select the PZ 0.5 tip for matching Pozidriv screw heads to avoid cam-out and damage. Insert the tip fully into the screw recess, maintain axial pressure, and turn the handle using steady torque. Use the magnetic tip to pick up and hold small screws for one-handed insertion, and hang the screwdriver by its hole when not in use to keep the tool accessible and organized.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this STANLEY PZ screwdriver on correctly sized Pozidriv screws to preserve both the fastener and screwdriver tip. Avoid excessive force that could deform the screw head; inspect the tip for wear and replace the tool if signs of rounding appear. Store the screwdriver on a pegboard or in a toolbox using the hanging hole to prevent loss and maintain tip condition.