Screwdrivers

The KING TONY Slotted Precision Screwdriver 14320615 is a fine, high-precision flat (slotted) screwdriver designed for delicate work on small slotted screws. With a narrow 0.6 mm blade width and a 40 mm shaft, it is intended for tasks in electronics, instrumentation, and other applications requiring fine control. The shaft is made of a robust SNCM alloy steel, and the handle is of polypropylene material. The overall tool length is approximately 135 mm, and it is lightweight (~9 g net), allowing comfortable use in precision environments. It is part of KING TONY’s line of precision screwdrivers, typically conforming to international standards for fine tools.

Features:
*Narrow slotted blade of width 0.6 mm designed for small flathead screws.
*Blade thickness approximately 0.15 mm for delicate applications.
*Shaft length 40 mm providing reach while maintaining control.
*SNCM alloy steel shaft for strength, wear resistance, and durability.
*Polypropylene (PP) handle for light weight and ease of grip.
*Straight handle shape for simplicity and precise control.
*Compact overall length of about 135 mm.
*Very light net weight of about 9 g for minimal fatigue in precision work.
*No dielectric or insulating coating, not intended for live-circuit use.
*Resistant to corrosion and suitable for professional applications.

Specifications:
*Manufacturer: KING TONY
*Part Number: 14320615
*Type: Precision Slotted screwdriver
*Blade Width: 0.6 mm
*Blade Thickness: 0.15 mm
*Shank Diameter: 3.0 mm
*Shaft Length: 40 mm
*Overall Length: 135 mm
*Handle Material: Polypropylene (PP)
*Handle Shape: Straight
*Shaft Material: SNCM alloy steel
*Insulation: None (non-dielectric)
*Net Weight: 9 g
*Standards Compliance: DIN precision tool standards
*Intended Use Class: Professional precision work

Uses:
*Precision electronics repair and assembly for slotted screws on circuit boards and modules.
*Work on small mechanical or electromechanical devices requiring flat-blade screws.
*Instrumentation, laboratory equipment assembly, or calibration tasks.
*Hobby, model building, watch or clock repair, and small device maintenance.
*Fine mechanical adjustments in prototypes, small enclosures, or control panels.
*Servicing small appliances or devices where flathead screws are used and fine control is needed.