DONGCHENG SL3 x 150 mm Slotted Screwdriver (HD090302) -A longer-reach slotted screwdriver for small screws in recessed and hard-to-reach spots.
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The DONGCHENG HD090302 SL3 x 150 mm Slotted Screwdriver is made for electricians, technicians, mechanics, and DIY users who work with small slotted (flat head) screws. The SL3 tip is 3 mm wide and fits small screws in switches, sockets, appliances, and electronic devices. The 150 mm blade reaches deeper into recessed screws, panels, and enclosures than the 100 mm model (HD090301), while the handle gives a firm, comfortable grip during repeated use.
Key Features
- SL3 tip (3 mm slotted): fits small slotted screws in switches, sockets, and appliances
- 150 mm blade length: extra reach for deeply recessed screws and tight enclosures
- Hardened tip: [confirm, e.g. magnetised / hardened and tempered] for a snug fit and less cam-out
- Blade material: [confirm, e.g. CR-V / S2 / carbon steel] for strength and durability
- Handle: [confirm, e.g. soft-grip / anti-slip / insulated] for a secure, comfortable hold
- Trusted brand: made by DONGCHENG, known for professional-grade tools
Application
- Electrical switches, sockets, and terminal screws in deep recesses
- Small appliance repair
- Electronics and gadget maintenance
- Panel and enclosure work
- Automotive and two-wheeler small fasteners
- Household fixes, workshop, and DIY use
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| Brand | DongCheng |
| Model Number | HD090302 |
| Tool Type | Slotted (Flathead) Screwdriver |
| Blade Material | Chrome Vanadium (CR-V) Steel |
| Tip Type / Size | Slotted SL3 (3.0 mm) |
| Tip Characteristic | Strong Magnetic Tip |
| Blade Length | 150 mm |
| Blade / Shank Diameter | 3.0 mm |
| Shank Type | Round Shank |
| Handle Type | Two-color ergonomic handle |
| Packaging Type | 1 PCS screwdriver with 1 PCS plastic hanger |
Safety Note:
Do not use on live electrical circuits unless the screwdriver is marked as VDE-rated or insulated. Do not use it as a chisel, pry bar, or punch, and do not strike the handle with a hammer unless it is designed for it. Match the tip to the screw slot to avoid slipping and damage.















