Manual screwdriver KS Tools 159.1255 Length 160 mm

The KS Tools manual screwdriver 159.1255 with a length of 160 mm is designed for precise fastening and loosening of screws in confined and general-purpose work areas. The tool combines a hardened steel blade and a handle shaped for controlled torque, offering consistent performance for workshop and home tasks. Its 160 mm overall length provides an effective balance between reach and control, suitable for detailed mechanical, electrical, and assembly tasks.

Advantages

The screwdriver features a robust blade material for wear resistance and dimensional stability, and an ergonomic handle that reduces hand fatigue during repetitive use. Its compact 160 mm size improves access to tighter spaces without sacrificing grip comfort. The combination of a durable shaft and a comfortable handle supports reliable, long-term use in professional and hobbyist environments.

Suitable for

• General assembly and disassembly work in workshops
• Precision tasks in electronics and small machinery
• Home repairs and DIY projects
• Automotive trim and interior fastening where a compact screwdriver is needed

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Handle: ergonomic design for improved grip and control
• Shaft material: hardened steel for durability and wear resistance
• Tip: precision-formed for accurate engagement with screw heads
• Suitable for hand-operated torque application

How to use

Select the screwdriver tip that matches the screw head profile and position the tip squarely in the screw recess. Apply steady, controlled pressure while turning the handle to tighten or loosen the screw. For confined spaces, use the tool’s 160 mm length to reach recessed fasteners while maintaining a comfortable grip on the ergonomic handle. Avoid excessive force that could damage the screw head or the tip.

Recommendations

For best results, store the screwdriver in a dry place and keep the tip clean and free of debris. Use the tool within its intended hand-operated torque range; if higher torque is required, consider a socket or powered driver. Regularly inspect the shaft and tip for wear and replace the tool if the tip no longer engages screws reliably.