Screwdriver, Parallel, Stubby, Fatmax"!, Stanley�

Product Details

Which screw head size does this screwdriver suit?

The 5.5 mm tip size is designed for matching screw heads that use a corresponding flat drive width. Using the correct size helps prevent slipping and reduces wear on both the driver and the screw.

Is this screwdriver the right choice for tight spaces?

Yes, the “Stubby” or compact form factor is made for work in restricted areas where a longer screwdriver would be awkward. It is especially useful for assemblies, fixings and maintenance tasks where access is limited.

What does the “Fatmax” range indicate for grip and control?

The Fatmax family is known for a comfortable, secure hand feel, helping you maintain control under pressure. A stable grip is useful for controlled starts and steady turns when driving screws in.

Is this suitable for everyday workshop and maintenance use?

This type of hand screwdriver is a practical option for general DIY, garage, and trade style tasks that involve flat head screws. Keep it as a go to tool for quick jobs, replacements and ongoing maintenance.

Will I need a driver for other flat head sizes as well?

It depends on your projects. Many customers find it helpful to keep a small set of screwdrivers for different blade sizes, because using a mismatched tip can damage screw heads. If you already have other sizes, this 5.5 mm version can round out your kit.

What is the product part number and how can I reference it?

The product part number is 006.28.502. Using the part number when ordering or checking compatibility with your existing tool collection makes it easier to get the exact item you need.

Why choose a flat head screwdriver instead of a multi bit tool?

A dedicated flat head screwdriver is often faster for day to day work because it is ready to use and focused on one drive size. For tasks involving consistent screw types, a direct fit like the 5.5 mm tip can be a dependable choice.