SATA GL63510 1 x 200mm Cushion Grip Phillips Screwdriver

The blade is made from high‑performance alloy steel for maximum strength, and the handle is a dual‑material cushion grip that's oil/solvent resistant and ergonomically shaped for comfortable, secure use.

Key specs include a 200mm blade length, cushion grip handle, Phillips tip, high‑strength steel shaft, corrosion‑resistant coating, and a lightweight, ergonomic design for precise, controlled turning.

Ideal for electronics work, machinery maintenance, and general repairs where a longer reach and precise Phillips drive are beneficial.

The 200mm blade provides extra reach to access screws in deeper or hard‑to‑reach areas while helping you maintain control and reduce strain during extended use.

Select the correct Phillips size, insert fully, and apply steady torque without overtightening. After use, wipe clean and store in a dry place. The handle is oil/solvent resistant, but avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals that could degrade tools.

The cushion grip combines comfort with a secure, ergonomic hold, reducing hand fatigue and providing better torque control during extended or high‑precision tasks.

It's suitable for electronics and general repairs, with an oil/solvent‑resistant handle and a corrosion‑resistant shaft. Avoid use on live electrical circuits and in wet conditions unless the tool is explicitly rated for those environments.

Compared to similar Fepy options, this model offers a longer 200mm reach than shorter variants (e.g., 150mm) and differs from longer counterparts (e.g., 250mm). For quick reference, these related Fepy products include: 1) https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl63511-1-x-150mm-cushion-grip-phillips-screwdriver 2) https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl63512-1-x-250mm-cushion-grip-phillips-screwdriver 3) https://fepy.com/product/sata-gl63514-1-x-200mm-soft-grip-phillips-screwdriver. Each offers a different reach or grip style to suit various tasks.

Returns are available under Fepy's standard return policy for items that are unused and returned in original packaging within the allowed window.

Yes: ensure you’re using the correctly sized Phillips bit, keep the grip firm, apply steady, controlled pressure, work with a clear area, wear eye protection if needed, and avoid excessive sideways torque which can cam out or slip.

No assembly is required. Simply select the tool, align the tip with the screw, and begin turning with a steady, straight approach for optimal performance.