Bellota 66210 Trimax Stamped Tip Screwdriver with Anti-Rotation CrMoV Shaft

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Bellota 66210 Trimax Stamped Tip Screwdriver with Anti-Rotation CrMoV Shaft

The Bellota 66210 stamped-tip screwdriver is the tough slotted screwdriver for the workshop: it tightens and loosens slotted screws with force, even in the most demanding jobs. Its chrome-molybdenum-vanadium steel shaft, fully hardened and tempered (59 HRC), and its anti-rotation system withstand high torque without twisting or turning inside the handle.

The tri-lobe, three-material handle follows the natural movement of the hand, gives a comfortable grip and delivers more tightening torque, allowing 120º turns without letting go of the tool. The machined, blued tip fits the screw precisely so that it does not slip or damage it. Available from 4 x 100 to 12 x 250 mm.

  • Stamped tip for demanding tightening jobs
  • Chrome-molybdenum-vanadium steel shaft, 59 HRC
  • Fully hardened and tempered: maximum strength
  • Anti-rotation system: the shaft does not turn in the handle
  • Tri-lobe three-material handle: more torque and 120º turns

Technical specifications

Reference Jaw opening Tip thickness Shaft length Overall length Weight
66210-4x100 4 mm 0.8 mm 100 mm 185 mm 0.045 kg
66210-5.5x100 5.5 mm 1 mm 100 mm 200 mm 0.08 kg
66210-5.5x125 5.5 mm 1 mm 125 mm 225 mm 0.08 kg
66210-6.5x125 6.5 mm 1.2 mm 125 mm 235 mm 0.10 kg
66210-6.5x150 6.5 mm 1.2 mm 150 mm 260 mm 0.11 kg
66210-8x175 8 mm 1.2 mm 175 mm 300 mm 0.15 kg
66210-10x200 10 mm 1.6 mm 200 mm 320 mm 0.18 kg
66210-12x250 12 mm 2 mm 250 mm 370 mm 0.23 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the shaft made of?

Chrome-molybdenum-vanadium steel, fully hardened and tempered to 59 HRC, highly resistant to torsion.

Can the shaft turn inside the handle?

No, the geometry of the tang and the anti-rotation system prevent it.

What is the difference between a stamped tip and a hollow-ground one?

The stamped tip is tougher and withstands more torque; the hollow-ground tip is thinner, for narrow recesses such as terminal blocks.

Why is the handle tri-lobe shaped?

Because it allows a higher tightening torque and 120º turns with a comfortable, firm grip.