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AmTech Screwdrivers AmTech L0530 Torx Screwdriver
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AmTech L0530 Torx Screwdriver

Weight: 140

£2.38£3.29
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AmTech Screwdrivers AmTech 2 Piece Stubby Screwdriver Set In Black Screwdriver

AmTech 2 Piece Stubby Screwdriver Set In Black Screwdriver

£2.09
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AmTech Screwdrivers AmTech L0062 Philips Drive Pan Head Screwdriver

AmTech L0062 Philips Drive Pan Head Screwdriver

Weight: 100

£1.31
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AmTech Screwdrivers AmTech L0063 Philips Drive Pan Head Screwdriver

AmTech L0063 Philips Drive Pan Head Screwdriver

Weight: 41

£1.59
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AmTech L0653 100mm Pozidriv™ VDE™ 1000V PZ 2 Screwdriver

AmTech L0653 100mm Pozidriv™ VDE™ 1000V PZ 2 Screwdriver

£5.99
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Screwdrivers: 3 things to consider before buying

When selecting screwdrivers, it's essential to match the screwdriver type with the screws you'll be using. Phillips and flathead are the most common types, but you may also encounter Torx, hex, or Pozidriv screws depending on your project. For instance, Torx screwdrivers are ideal for electronics and automotive work due to their star-shaped pattern, which provides better grip and reduces slippage. Ensuring you have the correct type can prevent damage to both the screw and the tool.

The handle design significantly affects how comfortable and efficient your work will be. Look for screwdrivers with ergonomic handles that fit comfortably in your hand, reducing strain during extended use. Rubberized or textured grips can enhance control, especially when working in oily or wet conditions. Cushion-grip handles are particularly useful if you need to apply extra torque without slipping.

Investing in high-quality Electrical Installation Materials can prevent future problems and ensure long-term performance. Opt for reputable brands known for durability and reliability, even if they come at a slightly higher cost. Quality materials are less likely to fail, reducing maintenance needs and potential hazards. For example, using premium-grade circuit breakers can offer better protection against electrical faults.

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