Cimco 117732 Hand Screwdriver Single Slotted Screwdriver

The Cimco 117732 Single Straight screwdriver is a manual hand tool designed for precise fastening and loosening work in confined or easily accessible screw recesses. The straight single blade profile enables accurate contact with slotted screw heads, while the ergonomically shaped handle supports controlled torque transfer and reduces hand strain during repetitive tasks. Constructed for routine workshop and maintenance use, this screwdriver suits both professional tradespeople and home users who require a reliable basic hand tool.

Advantages

This manual screwdriver offers a straight single-blade tip for direct engagement with slotted screws and improved accessibility in narrow spaces. The ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip and better control when applying torque. Materials and shaft finish are selected for durability and wear resistance to extend service life under normal workshop conditions. The tool’s simple, robust design makes it easy to use, maintain, and store.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Assembling and disassembling furniture and cabinetry with slotted screws
• Electrical and electronic repair work where precise, low-torque control is required
• General maintenance and small mechanical repairs in workshops or at home
• Accessing tight or shallow screw heads in machinery and equipment

Key specifications

• Tip type: single straight (slotted) blade for flat-head screws
• Handle: ergonomic, shaped for comfortable grip and torque transfer
• Shaft: single-piece metal construction with corrosion-resistant finish
• Intended use: manual fastening and loosening of slotted screws
• Application environments: workshop, maintenance, electrical and domestic tasks

How to use

Select the screwdriver and align the straight blade tip squarely with the slot of the screw head to ensure full contact across the blade. Apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to drive or remove the screw; avoid excessive lateral force that can damage the tip or screw. Use controlled torque appropriate to the screw and material—if higher torque is needed, consider a larger tool or a different tip type. After use, wipe the shaft and tip clean and store the screwdriver in a dry tool rack or toolbox to preserve the finish and avoid corrosion.

Recommendations

For best results, match the blade width to the screw slot width to minimize cam-out and tip wear. Do not use the tool as a pry bar, chisel, or for tasks that apply side loads beyond its design. Periodically inspect the tip for rounding or deformation and replace the screwdriver if the tip is significantly worn to maintain safe and effective operation.