Screwdrivers

Screwdrivers of all types serve assembly, maintenance and repair work on mechanical, electronic and industrial electrical equipment, covering a range from ordinary fasteners to high-voltage environments. The product group includes flat-blade screwdrivers, four-point Phillips screwdrivers, Pozidriv screwdrivers, Torx screwdrivers, triangular Y-slot screwdrivers along with VDE 1000V insulated, ESD anti-static and special-handle variants. Blade materials use Cr-V steel, S2 Mo-V or hardened stainless steel with a wear-resistant coating.

Handles are built as two-component plastic designs, fiberglass-coated or insulation-jacketed to DIN ISO EN 60900. Some models use natural oak wood handles, giving a light feel and high aesthetic quality. Blade lengths run from 25mm to 265mm to suit different working spaces. Applicable standards include ISO 8764 for Phillips tips, ISO 2380 for flat tips and DIN 5264 for stainless steel. Titania is an authorised distributor for WITTE Germany and FERVI Italia, with clear origin documentation and full warranty according to manufacturer regulations.

Screwdrivers of all types meet diverse needs in assembly, maintenance and repair of mechanical, electronic and industrial electrical equipment. This product group includes flat-blade screwdrivers, four-point Phillips screwdrivers, Pozidriv screwdrivers, Torx screwdrivers, triangular Y-slot screwdrivers along with insulated, anti-static and special-handle variants. Each type serves its own function, from driving ordinary fasteners to working safely in high-voltage environments or confined spaces.

Blade materials are commonly Cr-V alloy steel, S2 Mo-V steel or stainless steel, hardened and surface-coated against wear. Handles are designed with two components of hard and soft plastic, or fiberglass coated, or jacketed with VDE 1000V insulation to DIN ISO EN 60900. Some models use natural oak wood handles or an oak wood shell, giving a light grip feel and high aesthetic quality.

The screwdriver shaft is round or hexagonal, allowing combination with a wrench when greater tightening force is needed. Blade length ranges from 25 mm for short types to 265 mm for long types, suiting different working spaces. Applicable standards include ISO 8764 for Phillips tips, ISO 2380 for flat tips, DIN 5264 for stainless steel and DIN ISO EN 60900 for insulation.

Classification by tip shape

The tip shape determines compatibility with a specific screw type. Flat-blade screwdrivers are used for straight-slot screws, common in woodwork and household equipment. Four-point Phillips screwdrivers have a cross-shaped section, transmitting force well with little slipping while driving. Pozidriv screwdrivers have a cross slot combined with additional ribs, increasing grip and reducing tip wear. Torx screwdrivers have a six-point star section, distributing force evenly and resisting slipping effectively. Triangular Y-slot screwdrivers are used for triangular screws, often found in electronic equipment and automobiles.

The flat-blade group includes C884 at 75-150 mm long with a black phosphate coated tip, 53700 insulated to 1000V in eight sizes, 53900 of the Maxx Slim line with a tip diameter smaller than the shaft for reaching into deep recessed holes, and 76010 of the Pro Slim VDE line with a tapered shaft and slim blade. The Phillips group includes CI83 insulated with a two-component plastic coated handle, 5371- of the Maxx VDE line to ISO 8764 from PH0 to PH4, 53910 Maxx Slim in sizes PH1-PH2, and 74060 Pro VDE with a high-grade hardened steel blade resistant to twisting.

The Pozidriv group includes 54040 with an oak wood shell handle from the MaxxPro Nature line, 73040 in stainless steel from PZ1 to PZ3 to ISO 8764, and 9535 a short type with a 25 mm blade. The Torx group includes 74080 insulated to 1000V from T8 to T30 in the Pro VDE line. The triangular group includes 53070 in sizes TW2-TW5 with Y slot, hexagonal shaft and two-component plastic handle.

Classification by insulation feature

The insulation feature protects the user when working with live electrical equipment. VDE 1000V insulated screwdrivers meet DIN ISO EN 60900, with a blade and handle jacketed in thick plastic withstanding voltage up to 1000 V. The insulation layer is tested to confirm no current leakage. ESD anti-static screwdrivers meet DIN EN 61340-5-1, with a two-layer moulded plastic handle preventing static transfer, suited to work with sensitive electronic components. Ordinary screwdrivers have no insulation layer and are used for mechanical work without electrical contact.

The VDE insulated group includes CI82 in four-point and flat types 160-265 mm long, 5371- of the Maxx VDE line from PH0 to PH4, 53700 flat in eight sizes, 74060 Phillips Pro VDE, 74050 flat Pro VDE, 74080 Torx Pro VDE, 76020 Phillips Pro Slim, and 76010 flat Pro Slim. The ESD anti-static group includes 85540 flat with a slim tip in the Pro line and 94240 Phillips Pro, both meeting DIN EN 61340-5-1.

The group of ordinary non-insulated screwdrivers includes C882 four-point with a force-assisting handle, C884 flat with plastic handle, D882 four-point with diamond coated tip, 63030 Phillips with fiberglass coated handle from PH0 to PH4, 96600 Phillips with wooden handle and hexagonal base, 96500 flat with wooden handle, and 96700 Pozidriv with wooden handle. These models serve mechanical assembly, woodwork and maintenance of non-electrical equipment.

Classification by blade material

The blade material directly affects durability, wear resistance and service life. Cr-V alloy steel contains chromium and vanadium, with high hardness, good load capacity and reasonable cost. S2 Mo-V steel contains molybdenum and vanadium, harder than Cr-V, with better resistance to twisting and breaking, commonly used for professional screwdrivers. Stainless steel suits damp, chemical or food environments, with lower mechanical strength than alloy steel but good corrosion resistance. Some blades are black phosphate coated, chrome plated or diamond coated to increase surface hardness.

The Cr-V steel group includes C884 flat with black phosphate coated tip, C882 four-point with black phosphate coated tip, 96500 flat with wooden handle and Cr-V steel blade, and C884-6038 stubby flat 6 x 38 mm. The S2 Mo-V steel group includes D882 four-point with an extremely hard, long-lasting diamond coated tip. The stainless steel group includes 73030 Phillips from PH1 to PH3 to ISO 8764, 73020 flat in four sizes to DIN 5264 and ISO 2380, and 73040 Pozidriv from PZ1 to PZ3 to ISO 8764.

The VDE insulated models commonly use high-grade German steel, hardened against twisting and wear, such as 74060 Phillips Pro VDE, 74050 flat Pro VDE, and 74080 Torx Pro VDE. The Maxx and MaxxPro line models also use high-quality steel, such as 5371- Maxx VDE, 53700 flat Maxx VDE, 73030 stainless Phillips MaxxPro, and 73020 stainless flat MaxxPro.

Classification by handle design

The handle design affects grip, force transmission and feel in use. Two-component plastic handles consist of a hard inner layer and a soft outer layer, resisting slipping and comfortable during long use. Fiberglass coated handles have three raised corners, increasing grip even when coated with oil or grease. Natural oak wood handles are light, refined and environmentally friendly, often with brown leather wrapping at the base. Oak shell handles combine an inner plastic core with an outer wooden shell, attractive and durable. VDE insulated handles have a thick two-component plastic layer meeting DIN ISO EN 60900.

The two-component plastic handle group includes CI83 flat insulated, C882 four-point with force-assisting handle, C884 flat with plastic handle, D882 four-point with Polypropylene plastic handle, 53070 triangular with two-component plastic handle, and 53500 Phillips Maxx with a two-layer moulded plastic handle in blue and black. The fiberglass coated handle group includes 63030 Phillips from PH0 to PH4 of the MaxxPlus line and 94900 Phillips with long blade of the Pro Plus line.

The natural oak wood handle group rounds out the range, offering the same tip standards in a lighter, wood-based grip format for users who prefer that handle style.