manual screwdriver KS Tools 159.1256

The KS Tools manual screwdriver 159.1256 is a precision hand tool with an overall length of 160 mm designed for controlled fastening and loosening of screws in a variety of applications. Its compact length and balanced construction offer accurate torque transfer and accessibility in confined spaces. The tool is suitable for workshop, industrial and home use where reliable manual screwdriving is required.

Advantages

The ergonomic handle is shaped to provide a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use. The 160 mm length delivers a good balance between reach and leverage, allowing for controlled application of force. The driver shaft is manufactured to maintain straightness and consistent tip fit, improving engagement with screw heads and minimizing cam-out.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly and maintenance tasks in workshops and service bays
• Electronics, appliance and small machinery repairs
• DIY projects and general household screwdriving
• Accessing screws in shallow or moderately recessed locations

Key specifications

• Overall length: 160 mm
• Handle: ergonomic grip designed for reduced hand fatigue
• Shaft: straight metal shaft for accurate torque transfer
• Tip: precision-machined tip for secure engagement with screw heads
• Application: manual screwdriving for a range of screw types and sizes

How to use

Select the screwdriver tip that matches the screw head to ensure correct engagement. Position the tip in the screw recess, hold the handle with a comfortable grip and apply steady rotational force while keeping the shaft aligned with the screw axis. For tightening, turn clockwise until the required tightness is reached; for loosening, turn counterclockwise. Use controlled force to avoid damaging screw heads or the workpiece. When working in tight spaces, use the tool’s 160 mm length to reach screws while maintaining hand clearance.

Recommendations

Use the manual screwdriver for tasks where controlled torque and precision are needed. Avoid using the tool with impact or excessive force beyond hand application. Keep the tip clean and inspect for wear; replace the driver if the tip becomes rounded or damaged to maintain secure engagement with screws.