Manual screwdriver YATO YT-25928 — 1 pc, hand tool for fastening and loosening screws

The YATO YT-25928 manual screwdriver is a single-piece hand tool designed for fastening and loosening screws and small fasteners. Supplied as 1 pc, this screwdriver is intended for general maintenance, assembly and repair tasks in workshops, homes and job sites where a reliable non-powered tool is required. The tool combines a hardened steel shank with a multi-hardness ergonomically shaped handle suitable for repeated use in professional and DIY settings.

Advantages

This screwdriver features an S2-steel shank hardened to approximately 58 HRC, providing wear resistance and long service life. The working tip is further hardened and sandblasted to improve contact stability with screw heads and reduce cam-out. The satin-finished steel surface reduces glare and corrosion risk, while the handle is produced from selected materials with varied hardness to deliver secure grip and controlled torque transfer during fastening tasks.

Suitable for

• General maintenance and repair work in workshops and homes
• Assembly and disassembly of furniture and equipment
• Electrical and mechanical small-part fastening where a manual Philips (pH) driver is required
• On-site service tasks and field repairs where non-powered tools are preferred

Key specifications

• Type: manual screwdriver, Philips (pH) tip
• Shank material: S2 steel
• Hardness: approximately 58 HRC (shank)
• Tip treatment: hardened and sandblasted for improved stability
• Surface finish: satin steel
• Handle: multi-hardness construction for secure grip and torque control
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Select the YATO YT-25928 screwdriver when a manual Philips driver is appropriate for the screw head. Position the tip squarely into the screw recess and apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to fasten or loosen the screw. Use controlled force to avoid damaging the screw head; for heavily corroded or overtightened fasteners consider appropriate penetrating lubricant or heating techniques before applying manual torque. After use, store the screwdriver in a tool rack or toolbox to protect the tip and maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, match the screwdriver tip size to the screw head and maintain the tip condition; replace the tool if the tip shows rounding or damage. Avoid using the screwdriver as a pry bar, chisel or for high-torque powered applications to prevent premature wear or handle damage.