Eazypower Corp
Eazypower Corp 35674 Tri-Wing Screwdriver #1 Round hand screwdriver
Tri-wing driver with butyrate handle and tool-steel shank for #1 security fasteners
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Handle MaterialButerate Handle, Tool Steel Shank
- Tri-Wing #1 tip fits specialised security fasteners
- Butyrate handle gives comfortable grip during extended use
- Tool-steel shank resists wear on demanding jobs
- Chrome tip finish reduces cam-out on Tri-Wing heads
- New condition ensures full factory performance out of the box
Tri-Wing #1 Driver Design
The Eazypower Corp 35674 is a hand screwdriver with a Tri-Wing tip sized #1. It uses a Buterate handle and a tool steel shank with a chrome tip finish. The overall length is nine inches and the shank has no coating. This tool is made for driving Tri-Wing fasteners found in some electronics and appliances.
Users Needing This Tip Profile
It suits technicians and hobbyists who must remove or install #1 Tri-Wing screws. It is not for buyers who want an ESD-safe, insulated, non-sparking, non-magnetic or corrosion-resistant driver. It also does not suit anyone needing a different tip size or a different drive type such as Phillips or Torx.
Tip Size Determines Fit
The single specification that decides fit is the #1 Tri-Wing tip size. Match this exactly to the screw head you are working on; a different number or drive shape will not engage correctly. The chrome finish and uncoated shank are secondary details that do not change compatibility.
Highlights
- Tri-Wing #1 tip fits specialised security fasteners
- Butyrate handle gives comfortable grip during extended use
- Tool-steel shank resists wear on demanding jobs
- Chrome tip finish reduces cam-out on Tri-Wing heads
- New condition ensures full factory performance out of the box
Specifications
| Brand | Eazypower |
|---|---|
| Model | 35674 |
| Type | Screwdrivers |
| Handle Material | Buterate Handle, Tool Steel Shank |
Questions about this item
What screw head does the #1 Tri-Wing tip on this Eazypower 35674 fit?
The #1 Tri-Wing tip engages the three-wing security screws found on many game consoles and electronic devices.
Will the butyrate handle and tool-steel shank withstand the same torque as my older chrome-vanadium drivers?
The tool-steel shank provides comparable strength for hand-driven applications, while the butyrate handle resists oils and solvents.
How can I confirm the tip is the correct #1 size before starting a repair?
The tip is marked #1 and measures to the standard Tri-Wing #1 profile; test fit on a known #1 screw to verify engagement.
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