Manual screwdriver Vorel 60965 — 1 pc, hand tool for tightening and loosening screws

Vorel 60965 is a manual screwdriver supplied as a single piece. Designed for common assembly, maintenance and repair tasks, this hand tool provides straightforward screwdriving with a PH1 tip and a 150 mm shaft. Its compact form and practical handle make it suitable for household and workshop use when basic tightening and loosening of screws are needed.

Advantages

The screwdriver shaft is manufactured from chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel with a satin finish and sandblasted surface for improved durability and wear resistance. The magnetic tip holds screws securely during positioning, reducing drops and speeding up work. The ergonomically shaped two-component plastic handle offers a comfortable grip and includes a hole for hanging the tool for convenient storage.

Suitable for

• Tightening and loosening Phillips-head (PH1) screws in household repairs
• Small assembly tasks for furniture and fixtures
• Maintenance work on appliances and electronic enclosures where a PH1 screwdriver is required
• Workshop jobs that need a reliable, medium-length screwdriver for access to recessed screws

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH1
• Shaft length: 150 mm
• Shaft material: chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel
• Finish: satin, sandblasted
• Magnetic tip for screw retention
• Handle: two-component composite plastic with hanging hole

How to use

Select the PH1 screwdriver for compatible Phillips screws and position the magnetic tip into the screw head. Apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle clockwise to tighten and counterclockwise to loosen. Use the 150 mm shaft to reach screws in shallow recesses or assemblies; avoid excessive torque beyond hand-force limits. Store the screwdriver on a peg or in a tool rack using the handle hole when not in use.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the PH1 tip to the screw head size to prevent cam-out and damage to the screw. Keep the tip clean and inspect the shaft and handle periodically; replace the tool if the tip is worn or the handle is damaged. The magnetic tip is useful for single-handed screw placement but should not be relied on for retaining heavy or high-torque fasteners.