Facom Phillips Screwdriver - PH.3 x 150mm

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The Facom Phillips Screwdriver PH.3 x 150mm is a professional-grade manual tool designed for mechanics, technicians, and DIY enthusiasts who require precision and durability in their assembly and repair work. Featuring a precision-engineered PH3 tip and an ergonomic Isoryl handle, this screwdriver delivers a reliable, high-torque grip while minimizing slippage and fastener damage. While it is built for professional longevity, users should be aware that the 150mm blade length is optimized for specific deep-reach applications and may not be the ideal choice for cramped, shallow spaces where shorter drivers perform better.
| Model Part Number | AP.3X150 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
No. Using a PH3 tip on smaller screws will likely result in stripping the screw head and damaging the driver tip.
The product specifications do not indicate magnetic properties; it is designed for mechanical stability through precision fit.
The overall length of the tool is 260mm.
This tool is not marketed as VDE-insulated, therefore it should not be used on live electrical circuits.
Yes, it complies with NF ISO 8764-1/2, DIN ISO 8764-1/2, and ASME B107.600.
Ensure you are using the correct size driver; the PH3 is intended for large screws. Verify the screw head is clean of debris or paint.
Clean the handle with a degreasing agent and dry thoroughly to restore the Isoryl material's grip surface.
This screwdriver requires no assembly; it is ready to use immediately. It is specifically designed to work with standard PH3 Phillips-head screws. To maintain the integrity of the tip, avoid using this tool as a prying instrument or chisel, as this will deform the precision head and lead to premature failure. After use in greasy or oily environments, wipe the blade and handle down with a clean, dry cloth to prevent chemical degradation of the handle material. Store in a cool, dry place within a dedicated tool roll or drawer to prevent the tip from banging against harder, hardened steel tools which could cause micro-nicks or surface abrasion.