Screwdriver Phillips PH2 x 100 mm Topex 39D823

The Topex Screwdriver Phillips PH2 x 100 mm (model 39D823) is a manual screwdriver designed for driving and removing Phillips-head screws. It features a PH2 tip size and a 100 mm steel shaft that provides reach and control for routine assembly, repair and maintenance tasks. The compact, hand-held design supports accurate torque application and access to moderately recessed screw heads in furniture, appliances and electronic enclosures.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a standardized PH2 tip for compatibility with common Phillips fasteners and a 100 mm shaft that balances reach with manageability. Its construction offers sufficient rigidity for general mechanical and household tasks while the ergonomic handle enables secure grip and controlled turning effort. The tool’s compact dimensions make it convenient for storage and frequent use in workshops and tool kits.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of furniture with Phillips screws
• Routine home repairs and maintenance
• Electronics and appliance fastening where a PH2 tip is appropriate
• General workshop and professional light trade tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Tool type: Manual screwdriver
• Handle: Ergonomic hand-held design for controlled torque
• Typical applications: Assembly, repair, maintenance

How to use

Select the PH2 tip screwdrivers for screws matching PH2 heads. Insert the PH2 tip into the screw recess, apply steady axial pressure to keep the tip engaged, and turn the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. Use controlled force to avoid cam-out or damage to screw heads; for heavily tightened or corroded fasteners, consider appropriate penetrating lubricant or a higher-torque tool. Store the screwdriver in a secure tool rack or box to protect the tip and maintain alignment.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, match the PH2 tip to the screw head size and maintain straight alignment during use. Avoid excessive torque that can strip the screw head; if additional leverage is required, use a tool designed for higher torque or a larger screwdriver size. Regularly inspect the tip for wear and replace the tool when the profile becomes rounded.