Eklind PSD .035 Hex Precision Screwdriver for Steno Writer Adjustments

Eklind PSD .035 Hex Screwdriver for Steno Writer Adjustments

The Eklind PSD .035 Hex Precision Screwdriver is a must-have adjustment tool for court reporters and technicians who work on compatible steno writers. If your machine is producing unwanted letters, missing strokes, or needs fine contact tuning, having the correct precision tool can make all the difference.

Unlike a generic eyeglass screwdriver or an ill-fitting substitute, this professional-grade hex screwdriver is designed for delicate adjustment work. It gives you better control, a better fit, and helps reduce the risk of slipping or damaging sensitive writer components during adjustment.

Why Court Reporters Choose This Tool

• Correct .035" hex size for compatible writer adjustments
• Helps with fine-tuning contact assemblies and related adjustments
• Better choice than using makeshift tools that can slip or fit poorly
• Precision screwdriver design offers improved control for delicate work
• Excellent to keep in your writer case, office, or repair kit

Professional Eklind Quality

• Eklind model 92302
• .035" hex tip
• 2.5" shaft length
• 4.1" handle length
• Industrial-grade professional tool
• Made in the USA
• Heat-treated alloy steel with rust-resistant finish

Compatible With

• Stentura® writers
• Smartwriter®
• Protege
• ProCAT Flash®
• Fusion
• Baron TX
• Meritwriter
• Xscribe® StenoRAM 2

Common Uses

This screwdriver is commonly used for sensitive adjustment work on compatible steno writers, especially when a machine needs contact-related tuning. If your writer feels inconsistent or is generating stray letters, using the proper-sized adjustment tool is the safer and smarter approach.

Why Buy From StenoWorks

At StenoWorks, we carry specialty tools and accessories that court reporters actually use. This Eklind PSD .035 screwdriver is a practical item to keep on hand for maintenance, troubleshooting, and fine adjustments on older compatible writers.

Important: Always use care when making writer adjustments. Improper adjustment can affect writer performance. If you are unsure, contact StenoWorks for guidance.