Flat-head screwdriver Vorel 61090 6x38 mm — manual hand tool

Vorel flat-head screwdriver 6x38 mm is a manual hand tool designed for driving and loosening slotted screws. The screwdriver has a straight blade with a 6 mm width and a 38 mm long blade, making it compact and suitable for work in confined areas. Its dimensions and simple construction make it appropriate for routine maintenance, assembly and general repair tasks in home and workshop environments.

Advantages

The flat blade profile provides reliable contact with slotted screw heads, reducing cam-out during turning. The short 38 mm blade length improves control and access in tight spaces while the 6 mm width offers compatibility with a wide range of slotted fasteners. The manual design requires no power source, which makes it convenient for quick adjustments and small repair jobs. The straightforward construction ensures easy storage and low maintenance.

Suitable for

• Driving and loosening slotted (flat-head) screws in furniture and fixtures
• Assembly and disassembly of small mechanical components
• Maintenance and repair work in tight or recessed areas
• Everyday household tasks and workshop projects

Key specifications

• Blade type: flat/slotted
• Blade width: 6 mm
• Blade length: 38 mm
• Overall tool use: manual screwdriver for slotted screws
• Typical applications: maintenance, assembly, repair

How to use

Select a flat-head screwdriver with a blade width that matches the slot in the screw head to ensure full contact. Insert the blade into the screw slot, apply steady axial pressure to keep the tip engaged, and turn the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. For work in confined spaces, use the short 38 mm blade to improve handle clearance and maintain control. Keep fingers clear of pinch points and avoid excessive force that could deform the screw slot or damage the blade.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver for tasks appropriate to its blade width and length; do not use it as a pry bar, chisel or punch. Periodically inspect the blade tip for wear or rounding and replace the tool if the tip no longer seats securely in screw slots. When working on electrical equipment, ensure power is disconnected before using the screwdriver.