Hand Screwdriver Bahco 900T-080-200

The Bahco 900T-080-200 is a manual combination screwdriver with a total length of 245 mm and a weight of 174 g. Designed for routine fastening and precision work, it combines a solid shaft and a shaped handle to deliver controlled torque and steady handling. The tool is built to withstand regular use and provides reliable performance for a wide range of indoor and workshop tasks.

Advantages

The screwdriver offers durable construction and a balanced weight that aids in stable operation. An ergonomic handle improves grip comfort and reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks. The combination tip design allows compatibility with multiple fastener types while maintaining accurate engagement. The compact length makes it suitable for use in confined spaces without sacrificing leverage.

Suitable for

• General assembly and disassembly of household and workshop items
• Electrical and electronic component maintenance where manual control is required
• Furniture fitting and light carpentry tasks
• Precision fastening in hobby and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Total length: 245 mm
• Tool weight: 174 g
• Type: Manual combination screwdriver
• Handle: Ergonomic design for improved grip
• Shaft: Robust construction for repeated use

How to use

Select the appropriate tip orientation for the fastener and position the screwdriver tip squarely in the screw head. Apply steady axial pressure and turn the handle to tighten or loosen the fastener, keeping wrist motion controlled to avoid slippage. For tasks requiring higher torque, ensure the shaft and handle remain aligned and consider repositioning the tool or using a different fastening approach if resistance increases significantly. After use, wipe the shaft and tip clean and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Recommendations

Use the Bahco 900T-080-200 for jobs that require precise manual control rather than high-torque power fastening. Pair the screwdriver with appropriate-sized fasteners and inspect the tip regularly for wear. Avoid applying excessive force that could damage screw heads or the tool; when greater torque is needed, switch to a suitable ratchet or impact tool.