Screwdriver STANLEY FatMax PH1 x 100 mm Phillips cross-head

The STANLEY FatMax PH1 x 100 mm Phillips cross-head screwdriver is a hand tool designed for driving and removing PH1 Phillips screws. It features a 100 mm hardened steel shaft and a precisely machined cross-head tip to ensure accurate engagement with screw heads. The ergonomic handle is shaped to support a secure grip and controlled torque transfer, making the tool suitable for routine furniture assembly, light electrical fittings and general household or workshop tasks.

Advantages

The screwdriver offers durable construction with a hardened steel shaft for wear resistance and a tip engineered to reduce cam‑out during use. Its ergonomically contoured handle improves user comfort and grip stability, helping to maintain control when applying torque. The compact 100 mm shaft length provides access to screws in moderately recessed locations while keeping the tool easy to manoeuvre in tight spaces.

Suitable for

• Furniture assembly and disassembly
• Installing or removing electrical fittings and switch plates
• General household repairs and maintenance
• Light workshop and hobby projects involving PH1 screws

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH1
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Shaft material: hardened steel
• Handle: ergonomic, non‑slip profile
• Use: manual hand screwdriver for fastening and loosening screws

How to use

Select the STANLEY FatMax PH1 screwdriver when working with PH1 Phillips screws. Position the tip squarely into the screw head to ensure full contact, then apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle clockwise to drive the screw or counterclockwise to remove it. For recessed screws, insert the 100 mm shaft fully to engage the head, and maintain controlled torque to avoid stripping the screw. Clean the tip and inspect for wear periodically to preserve tip fit and accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for tasks appropriate to its size and tip type; avoid excessive force or use as a pry bar. Keep the tip clean and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded to prevent damage to screw heads. Store in a dry tool kit or toolbox to minimize corrosion.