Brand : Taparia
TAPARIA 150mm (6") 8×1.2 mm Flat-Tip Size Striking Screwdriver (OGS 1200)
SKU : TI-T1-49285
MRP : ₹320
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Short Description
TAPARIA 150mm (6") 8×1.2 mm Flat-Tip Size Striking Screwdriver 
Country of origin: India
Specification
  • Brand: Taparia
  • Weight (Approx.) : 100 gm
  • Net Quantity : 1 pc
  • Model : OGS 1200
  • Tip Size : 10×1.2 mm
  • Blade Length : 150mm (6")
  • Blade Material : Silicon-Manganese Steel
  • Tip Hardness : 55 – 58 HRC
  • Finish : Nickel-Chrome Plated Blade
  • Handle Material : Transparent Blue/Green Cellulose-Acetate Plastic 
Description
  • The Taparia OGS 1200 is a compact yet heavy-duty striking screwdriver with a 10 × 1.2 mm flat tip. Built for impact use, it features a strong silico‑manganese steel blade and a durable handle with a steel cap, allowing it to withstand hammer strikes without damage. Ideal for high‑torque maintenance and repair tasks.

Features

 :
  • Blade made from high-grade silico‑manganese steel, offering strength and spring-like flexibility. 
  • Scientifically heat-treated (differential hardening) for wear resistance and torque endurance. 
  • Precision‑ground tip for a firm grip in screw slots. 
  • Magnetized tip to help lift or hold screws in place. 
  • Nickel‑chrome plated blade for corrosion resistance. 
  • Handle made from cellulose-acetate (CA) plastic: non-flammable and resistant to oil, grease, petrol, and water. 
  • Steel cap on the handle to allow hammer strikes without damaging the handle. 
  • Conforms to IS 844‑1979 standard.

Applications

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  • Maintenance & Repair : Useful for loosening or tightening slotted screws when extra impact is needed.
  • Mechanical Workshops : For applications where screws are stuck or rusted and require hammering.
  • Construction / Fabrication : To apply force when installing or removing flat-head fasteners in structural work.
  • Automotive Work : For engine or bodywork where high torque and striking are required.
  • Industrial Use : In plants or machines, especially during breakdowns or assembly where screws are tight or corroded.

Usage

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Maintenance & Care : 

Clean After Use : 
  • Wipe the blade after use to remove grease, oil, or any debris.
  • Use a dry cloth; for stubborn grime, a mild solvent (compatible with steel) works.

Prevent Rust :
  • Although it has a nickel-chrome plating, it's good practice to lightly oil the blade occasionally to prevent rust, especially if used in humid or corrosive environments.

Inspect the Tip :
  • Check the tip periodically for wear or deformation. If the tip is rounded or chipped, its effectiveness will reduce, and it could damage screws.
  • If the tip is severely worn, consider replacing the screwdriver.

Store Properly :
  • Store in a dry toolbox or on a rack — avoid leaving it loosely in damp or high-humidity areas.
  • Avoid storing it with highly acidic or basic chemicals that could damage the handle or blade.

Use Correctly :
  • Use the correct size screwdriver for screws — don’t force a 10 mm flat tip into a much smaller slot.
  • When striking, use a hammer suited for tool striking and avoid excessive force to protect the handle and blade.

Re-magnetization (Optional) :
  • If the magnetic tip loses strength over time, you can re-magnetize it using a small magnetizing tool or a strong magnet.
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