Key Features
- 90° offset design for access in tight spaces
- Made from selected alloy steel, heat-treated for strength
- Chrome-plated finish for corrosion resistance
- Available in flat (slotted) and Phillips (cross) tip types
- Sold individually - order by IMPA code (612401-612407)
- Total of 7 variants to suit various screw sizes
Technical Specifications
| IMPA Code | No. | Blade Diam. | Overall Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| 612401 | -5 × -6 | 6.4 mm | 127 mm。 |
| 612402 | -8 × -9 | 9.0 mm | 152 mm。 |
| 612403 | No.1 & 2 | 6.4 mm | 127 mm。 |
| 612404 | No.3 & 4 | 9.0 mm | 152 mm。 |
| 612405 | No.1 & -5 | 5.0 mm | 125 mm。 |
| 612406 | No.2 & -6 | 6.0 mm | 125 mm。 |
| 612407 | No.3 & -8 | 8.0 mm | 150 mm。 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are offset screwdrivers used for on a ship?
Offset screwdrivers are designed to drive screws in confined spaces where a straight screwdriver cannot fit. The offset handle allows you to apply torque at an angle, making them ideal for working behind panels, inside electrical cabinets, or in tight machinery spaces.
What types of tips are available in this range?
This series includes both flat (slotted) and Phillips (cross) tip screwdrivers. Each IMPA code corresponds to a specific size and type, so you can select the exact one you need.
Are these screwdrivers sold as a set or individually?
Each screwdriver is sold individually. You can order any of the 7 variants by its specific IMPA code (612401-612407). This allows you to replace only the tools you need.
What material are these screwdrivers made of?
They are made from selected alloy steel, which is hardened and tempered for strength and durability. The chrome-plated finish provides added corrosion resistance, making them suitable for the marine environment.
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