Manual screwdriver Vorel 61140 — single-piece hand screwdriver, 1 pc

Vorel 61140 is a single-piece manual flathead screwdriver supplied as one unit (1 pc). It is intended for general-purpose fastening and loosening of slotted screws by hand, covering basic repair, assembly and maintenance tasks in the home, workshop or light professional environments. The tool combines a chrome vanadium steel blade with a plastic handle to provide a straightforward, durable option for routine manual screwdriving.

Advantages

The screwdriver features a CrV chrome vanadium steel blade with a satin finish that has been sandblasted and magnetized to improve retention of slotted screws and reduce drop-offs during use. The single-piece design ensures a solid connection between blade and tang for reliable torque transfer during turning. The ergonomic plastic handle offers a comfortable grip for hand-operated tasks and resists light workshop wear, making the tool suitable for frequent household use and occasional professional applications.

Suitable for

• Basic household repairs and furniture assembly
• Light workshop tasks and routine maintenance
• Electrical work where a flathead screwdriver is required (observe insulation needs)
• Hobby and DIY projects involving slotted screws

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece manual flathead (slotted) screwdriver
• Blade material: chrome vanadium steel (CrV)
• Blade finish: satin, sandblasted and magnetized tip for screw retention
• Blade size: 6 x 200 mm (blade width x length)
• Handle material: plastic
• Supply: single unit (1 pc)

How to use

Select the Vorel 61140 flathead screwdriver when the screw head matches the blade width to ensure correct engagement. Insert the blade tip into the slotted screw head, apply axial pressure to maintain seating, and turn the handle clockwise to fasten or counterclockwise to loosen. Keep steady pressure to avoid cam-out; the magnetized tip helps retain the screw on the blade during positioning. After use, wipe the blade clean and store the screwdriver in a dry tool rack or toolbox to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool within its mechanical limits: avoid applying excessive force or using the screwdriver as a pry bar or chisel. For electrical work requiring insulation, use a properly insulated screwdriver. Regularly inspect the blade tip for wear and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded or damaged to maintain safe and effective operation.