ESD screwdriver c.k tools T4722ESD 13 PH 1, blade length 300 mm

ESD screwdriver c.k tools T4722ESD 13 PH 1, blade length 300 mm is an anti-static Phillips PH1 hand tool designed for work on electronic assemblies and sensitive components. The screwdriver combines an accurately formed Phillips tip for secure engagement with a 300 mm blade to reach recessed fasteners and terminals. Its ESD-safe construction reduces the risk of electrostatic discharge during repair, assembly and maintenance tasks on circuit boards, connectors and other electronic parts.

Advantages

The screwdriver provides ESD protection to help prevent damage to static-sensitive devices while delivering reliable torque transfer through a precision-milled PH1 tip. The extended 300 mm blade gives improved access to deep or confined fasteners without compromising control. The handle and shaft are balanced for comfortable manual operation and controlled force application during repeated use.

Suitable for

• Repair and maintenance of consumer electronics (smartphones, tablets, laptops)
• Assembly and servicing of printed circuit boards and modules
• Work with recessed or hard-to-reach Phillips fasteners
• Industrial electronics assembly lines and bench repairs

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH1 with precision-milled geometry
• Blade length: 300 mm for extended reach
• ESD protection: anti-static construction to dissipate electrostatic charge
• Handle: ergonomic design for manual control and reduced hand fatigue
• Shaft material: corrosion-resistant metal suitable for electronic work

How to use

Select the PH1 tip to match the screw head and place the tip squarely into the fastener recess to avoid cam-out. Apply steady axial pressure and turn the handle with controlled torque to tighten or loosen screws. Use the 300 mm blade to reach recessed fasteners while supporting the shaft near the handle to maintain alignment. When working on static-sensitive assemblies, ensure the work area and operator are ESD-aware and that the tool is used as part of standard electrostatic control procedures.

Recommendations

Store the screwdriver in an ESD-safe tool organiser or pouch when not in use. Periodically inspect the Phillips tip for wear and replace the tool if the tip becomes rounded. Combine the screwdriver with wrist straps, ESD mats and grounding measures to maintain comprehensive electrostatic protection during sensitive electronics work.