Flat-head screwdriver Topex 5 x 38 mm model 39D803

Flat-head screwdriver Topex 5 x 38 mm model 39D803 is a compact hand tool designed for turning slotted screws in electronics, household and light mechanical applications. The screwdriver features a 5 mm blade width and a 38 mm blade length combined with a straight shank that provides a secure fit in screw heads. An ergonomic handle supports comfortable gripping and controlled torque during hand-tightening tasks, making the tool suitable for repair, assembly and maintenance work.

Advantages

The chrome-plated straight shank resists corrosion and ensures dimensional stability of the blade tip. The precisely milled flat tip matches standard slotted screw profiles to reduce cam-out and improve contact with the screw. The ergonomic handle shape is designed for a non-slip grip and allows for accurate manual control in confined spaces. Compact blade length and moderate blade width make the screwdriver versatile for both delicate electronics work and everyday household repairs.

Suitable for

• Repair and maintenance of small electronic devices
• Household assembly and disassembly tasks
• Light mechanical adjustments and fittings
• Furniture assembly where slotted screws are used

Key specifications

• Blade width: 5 mm
• Blade length: 38 mm
• Tip type: flat / slotted
• Shank: straight, chrome-plated
• Handle: ergonomic, non-slip profile
• Intended use: manual hand-tightening and controlled torque applications

How to use

Select the screwdriver when a 5 mm flat tip matches the slotted screw head. Insert the tip fully into the screw slot to maximize contact area, then turn the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. Apply steady, controlled pressure along the screw axis to reduce the risk of cam-out and damage to screw heads or surrounding components. For work in electronics, ensure the device is powered off and discharged before starting any interventions.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for manual tasks only and avoid applying excessive force with hammers or impact tools. Keep the tip clean and inspect it regularly for wear; replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded or damaged. Store the screwdriver in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the shank and maintain reliable performance.