Precision Screwdriver Pentalobe 0.8mm RL-724
8.91€
In Stock Estimated Delivery: Monday, August 10th
Why Choose Us?
Pentalobe 0.8mm RL-724 Precision Screwdriver: Safe Opening for iPhone
Developed for technicians who tolerate no failures, this 0.8mm Pentalobe precision screwdriver is the essential tool for repairing iPhones and other Apple devices. Its magnetised S2 steel tip ensures a perfect fit on P2 screws, preventing damage to the screw head and the device casing. The ergonomic handle with a rotating cap allows for applying the exact torque with full control, optimising the time and safety of each intervention.
Technical Specifications
- Tip Type: Pentalobe (P2)
- Tip Size: 0.8mm
- Tip Material: High-hardness S2 steel, with heat treatment
- Handle Features: Non-slip aluminium alloy with rotating cap
- Total Length: Approximately 120mm
- Main Compatibility: Bottom screws of iPhone (4S up to the latest models) and Apple Watch
- Magnetisation: Yes, magnetised tip to facilitate screw removal and placement
Usage / Installation Tips
Before use, ensure the screwdriver tip is clean and free of debris. Apply firm and constant vertical pressure while turning the screwdriver to prevent it from slipping. For particularly tight screws, a slight warming of the area can help loosen the factory adhesive. Always use an organised workbench to avoid losing tiny screws.
Micro Wire Quality Seal
At Micro Wire, reliability is not an option. Each RL-724 precision screwdriver undergoes rigorous manual inspection and torque testing in our laboratory before dispatch. We verify the integrity of the tip, the functionality of the rotating cap, and the quality of the material, ensuring you receive a 100% functional and defect-free tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this screwdriver work for all iPhone screws?
No. The 0.8mm Pentalobe tip is specifically for the two external screws located next to the Charging Port on most iPhone models. For internal screws, you will need other screwdrivers, such as Phillips and Tri-Point.
Can the magnetised tip damage phone components?
No. The magnetism of the tip is weak and localised, designed only to hold small screws. It is completely safe for use in electronic repairs and poses no risk to the device's internal components.
With this professional-grade tool, every repair starts with the right step. Add the confidence and precision your work demands to your kit.
