Manual screwdriver Vorel 61060 — handheld screw driver, 1 pc

Vorel 61060 is a single-piece manual screwdriver designed for basic fastening and screw-turning tasks. The tool features a flathead blade sized 5x100 mm made from CrV chrome vanadium steel with a satin finish that has been sandblasted and magnetized to help hold screw heads. The screwdriver has a plastic handle shaped for handheld use and is intended for household, workshop and installation work where straightforward torque and control are required.

Advantages

The chrome vanadium blade offers improved wear resistance compared with standard carbon steel, while the satin, sandblasted, magnetized finish helps stabilize screws during insertion and removal. The compact 5x100 mm flathead profile provides access in confined spaces and allows precise manual control for assembly and maintenance tasks. Supplied as a single piece, the screwdriver is lightweight, easy to store and ready for immediate use.

Suitable for

• General household repairs and small DIY projects
• Workshop fastening and disassembly tasks
• Installation and maintenance of furniture and fittings
• Precision manual screwing where controlled torque is needed

Key specifications

• Tip type: flathead (slotted)
• Tip size: 5 x 100 mm
• Blade material: CrV (chrome vanadium) steel
• Blade finish: satin, sandblasted and magnetized
• Handle material: plastic
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Select the Vorel 61060 flathead screwdriver for screws that match the 5 mm blade width. Position the tip squarely in the screw slot, apply steady axial pressure to seat the tip, and turn the handle with controlled force in the required direction. The magnetized blade helps retain the screw on the tip during positioning. Use steady, even turns to avoid cam-out and damage to the screw head. After use, store the tool in a toolbox or on a magnetic rack to keep the blade protected and readily accessible.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective results, use the Vorel 61060 only with screws that match the flathead tip size. Avoid using the screwdriver as a pry bar, chisel, or for high-torque power-driven applications. Keep the handle clean and inspect the blade for wear or deformation before use; replace the tool if the tip is damaged to prevent slipping and fastener damage.